Oh no, this sounds like one of those cases of bosses looking at greyboxing and thinking it looks bad, so the devs are being forced to spin up the plagiarism engine to show them something shiny because they can't conceptualize what it'll look like when it's done. I feel terrible for the devs.
Hard pass.
Do you know how game developers used to "visualise that object in the world"?
They hired concept artists.
AI is a tool of Capital designed to finally and fully disenfranchise Labour. Full Stop.
That's all it is, that's all they want, and if they get it that's the ball game.
Which instantly turns into, at the next milestone meeting with the suits, "what do you mean you need billable development hours to make trees? they were already there in the demo you showed me last week, what happened? make those buildings the same way btw"
Yielding an inch gives up the whole game
looks neat
someone should make one with a radio or a timer in the middle to close the circuit
i would watch a video about that
does this work
If you live entirely on phone, you have to be exceptional, but the odds crash very quickly.
Nash's Rule of AI Usage proven again
Sometimes I'm not sure I can be friends with someone who hasn't pushed a physical key on a keyboard at least 500 million times or so.
Casey Explosion
We asked the Crystal Dynamics team about its use of generative AI in developing Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis. Here’s what Jeff Adams, experience director on the game, had to say.
