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GTA VI will have to overcome both its worn style of gaming it has (far behind Fallout, ie) and the new Cloud AI services, which promise to dis-assemble its whole program just hours after its release.
Even the biggest game publishers are overshadowed already by the big AI Cloud providers, each of which has profits as big as one of the biggest countries on Earth.
So, legally GTA VI will have little to do with what happens after its release.
(I predict a similar ‘bye bye’ like Adobe is calling after all its sofware is cloned and free on the Internet already)