People want to know if what they consume has been curated by humans or not-- I think that's fair. Now whether AI was used during the alpha brainstorming phase, then maybe not so much, as the work is incomplete... So long as it's finalized by human hands, I suppose.
These subjects bother me, but I'm mostly worried about increasing costs, and that being passed on to the gamer, as we truck on into the future. As someone who's gamed in some capacity for oh... about 42 years, I feel like the game industry walls are closing in on me to the point I've consider retiring from gaming, save for only certain new AAA/AA releases, and mostly playing retro games that I never got around to in the past. It's not all doom and gloom, but it's gotten really real for me sadly, so I'm playing, and watching cautiously, for where this is all leading to.
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Re: Epic's Tim Sweeney Doesn't Think Gamers Have a Right to Know When GenAI Is Used
People want to know if what they consume has been curated by humans or not-- I think that's fair. Now whether AI was used during the alpha brainstorming phase, then maybe not so much, as the work is incomplete... So long as it's finalized by human hands, I suppose.
Re: The Industry Is Crashing, but Video Games Aren't Going Anywhere
These subjects bother me, but I'm mostly worried about increasing costs, and that being passed on to the gamer, as we truck on into the future. As someone who's gamed in some capacity for oh... about 42 years, I feel like the game industry walls are closing in on me to the point I've consider retiring from gaming, save for only certain new AAA/AA releases, and mostly playing retro games that I never got around to in the past. It's not all doom and gloom, but it's gotten really real for me sadly, so I'm playing, and watching cautiously, for where this is all leading to.
Re: Welcome to Steam Hype!
I'm always interested to know what's going on in the Steam world, so thank you guys for dipping a toe in. I'm looking forward to what you got!