And the industry isn’t even trying to hide it anymore. I know it’s a dead horse conversation but there are so many horses.
How do we take back the art in our games? This isn’t rhetorical.
How do we take back the art in our games? This isn’t rhetorical.
AGH Co-founder, Owner, Business Management, Pop Tart lover
I really don’t think we can. Things are different now, and they’re never going back the way they were. I am struggling hard to come to some level of acceptance, but I am not there yet. I often think I would rather give up gaming than play AI games, and I probably will if things get to that point. I’m okay with that. I am elderly and have other hobbies, but quitting games would leave a void since it’s been a significant part of my leisure activity for so many years.
If I were the boss of the world, I would cancel AI and Facebook and the whole corporate-oligarchy thing. But I’m not <sigh>.
If I were the boss of the world, I would cancel AI and Facebook and the whole corporate-oligarchy thing. But I’m not <sigh>.
AI is taking over everything and it is advancing almost without our control and understanding with geometric progression. We are heading either to extinction, either to a plutocratic dystopia or the most plausible scenario (and most unprobable) to a workless utopia