As major publishers and giant tech companies attempt to shove generative AI into everything, World of Warcraft Midnight’s composer counts himself lucky that Blizzard Entertainment seemingly isn’t using the tech.
World of Warcraft’s lead composer Leo Kaliski says as much in an interview with Game Informer ahead of the long-running MMORPG’s next expansion, Midnight, out now in early access and due to release for everyone on March 2, 2026.
“I feel lucky that AI in music still feels quite a way off,” he says. “Sometimes you look at AI photos, and if you don’t look closely, you might not know it’s AI. Music is not there yet. Usually, you hear it, and you instantly know something is not right about it, or the fidelity isn’t there. So in some ways, it’s not as top of mind as it probably is for other artists.”
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