Korean games firm Krafton has said that it is going to become an "AI-first" company. 

In a note to investors, the company said that it was spending KRW 100 billion ($69.5 million) to help put AI "at the centre" of its problem-solving. That cash will be used to build a GPU cluster that will help with planning and speed up implementing AI agents. 

On top of that spending, Krafton will be splashing out another KRW 30 billion ($20.8 million) per year on supporting employees in using AI in their work. 

“Starting today, Krafton will automate work centered on Agentic AI and fully implement an AI-centered management system where members focus on creative activities and complex problem solving,” CEO Kim Chang-han said. 

“We will leap forward as a company that promotes the growth of members and expands the organisation’s areas of challenge through AI.”

This news follows word that Electronic Arts was partnering with AI firm Stability.