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I'd like a postcard hand drawn from the person on the street from that place.
I'd rather not have one from something a machine came up with there is no personal connection to it.
That's not how creating assets for a game has ever worked, where every single tree and bench is sculpted. Where did you learn this?
Theres some decent uses for AI. Like using a chat bot with random NPCs, instead of giving them a handful of repetitive lines.
Using AI to remaster an old classic and then charging full price for the broken, buggy mess, is AI slop, though.
It's also an excuse to rip off the efforts of others. Big Tech came up with AI as a clever way to get around copyright and IP theft. Just code a program that basically scrapes or recycles assets and content from various sources, call it "AI", then argue that no one can be sued for theft because a "thing" made everything, and how can you sue a "thing" for theft? AI is sort of like the Big Tech version of, "The dog ate my homework."
If they're willing to cheap out and shortcut something small (like a lot of GenAI seems to be used for within games), then what bigger aspects are they also shortcutting y'know?
I'm not too anal about it. If a game uses GenAI assets, then I will simply not play it. But I will still play the games that don't use GenAI, I won't bar myself from an entire franchise because the devs got lazy with a single entry.
For example, I did that with Touhou 20. It uses GenAI for its backgrounds and as a result I just haven't played it and probably never will, unless I can find a copy second hand so ZUN doesn't see any profit from it. But if ZUN goes back to making everything by hand with Touhou 21 then I'll probably be willing to buy and play that one