Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan acknowledges that gamers "are unhappy with generative AI slop" even as the company pours nearly $600 million into AI, insisting the technology should stay behind the scenes as a tool for QA, bug hunting, and polishing games rather than generating cheap content. In an interview on The Verge's Decoder podcast, Tan positioned Razer's investment, including plans to hire 150 AI engineers and to push branded AI features like dedicated mouse buttons and a Razer.ai hub, as a bet that practical, developer-focused AI will outlast the current hype and gamer backlash.
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