The Tokyo Game Show kicked off Thursday with a special area showcasing the latest artificial intelligence technology to help develop video games, as the industry grapples with a chronic labor shortage.A record 985 exhibitors from 44 countries and regions are participating this year, displaying their newest titles in one of the world's biggest gaming trade fairs.One of the key highlights is the AI technology pavilion, where select firms are exhibiting various ways in which the ever-evolving technology can be applied to the development of games.HechicerIA, a Spain-based AI startup, is showcas…READ FULL ARTICLE