The CEO of Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of Grand Theft Auto 6 developer Rockstar Games, has responded to claims by Elon Musk and AI enthusiasts who suggest that GTA 6 could be duplicated. In doing so, CEO Strauss Zelnick takes a clear shot at Elon Musk, too.
For context, there was an interaction between the Twitter fan page GTA 6 Countdown, the Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney, and Elon Musk back in January. The GTA 6 fan page aggregated a statement from Musk where he claimed: "There's a chance AI will let anyone generate their own GTA 6 in a few minutes, before GTA 6." At that time and as of that writing, Grand Theft Auto 6 is still slated to release in November 2026. Sweeney chimed in, saying that "text-to-GTA" was the next logical step for AI after "text-to-image and text-to-video." And then Elon Musk chimed in, saying that folks wouldn't even need to give AI a prompt for it, that "AI will figure what video game you'd like best."
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