>it's 2025>anons are still not generating their dream games with AI
>>722532509It's not really my dream game if the AI is making it for me is it?
>>722532583Schrödinger's frog
>>722532509nobody is generating anything worthwhile in the entertainment sector with AI... and no, frenjeet, AI videos of browns with Elon Musk dressed as superman do not count
>>722532710>nobody is generating anything worthwhile in the entertainment sector with AIbro been sleepin' under a rock past week
>>722532843not really, it's still extremely limited/short/nonsensical clips stitched together, and they still manage to look like absolute ass. i get it, it's fine for the social media crowds who have attention spans that last no longer than half a minute, but be honest with yourself, it's still just novelty shit that's being pushed by 7 major corporations who each have stock in the other's products, desperate to avoid the inevitable bubble pop
>>722533338Good enough for game quality though, it can't be worse than what AAA game companies have been pushing out at this point. And don't act like Google hasn't been the standard for search for the past 20 years, what if these companies end up just being the AI for the next 20 years?
>>722532509I am though.The problem is that it is a one-man hobby project.I'm not willing to spend a lot of my limited free time on it.So it's maybe ready after several years if ever.
>>722532583Sure it would be? It wouldn't be 'making your dream game yourself' if the AI was doing it. But it would still be your dream game as the final product.
>>722532509we're too bus generating our dream gfs with AI
>>722533545it's unlikely once you look at the economics behind how they're "generating" wealth and the immense return necessary for them to become profitable. they're just running a get-rich quick scam while the government's printing unlimited money for them. eventually stakeholders are going to want to see some kind of return on their investment as well that isn't phantom circulation or service debt, and that's when people will start pulling out. i'm not saying AI will disappear completely, but like the .com boom, the hype will taper out and people will stop looking at it as a telos for human evolution, it's just another profit tool to line an asshole's pockets.
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>>722533615It really wouldn't be. It's only my 'dream game' in the sense that I've given a set of instructions to the AI to make what it thinks is my dream game. There's always going to be a disconnect between my vision and the final product because the AI is incapable of seeing things from your point of view. It just works with the collective knowledge scraped online.
>>722533735Personally the AI I'm using can't keep up with my demand so I'd give it another 3 years at least.
Convince me, as someone with zero talent, knowledge, or experience, that I should make a game with AI, using someone else's game as an example with the same amount of my own experience.
>>722532509I don't need any tool to generate things that my mind can already dream of. If I can dream it, giving it form only lessens it. The physical world will never be as exquisite as my mind.The thing that interests me most about games is seeing someone else's ideas, and ideally ideas that I would never come up with myself in the first place.
>>722534264>I would never come up with myself in the first place.Roll a dice. It's what the AI does, and it's seen most of the world which you haven't, so you're bound to see something "new" especially in stochastic context.
>>722534227i wanted to say download godot but then it struck me>there is no AI game enginedid i just struck a gold idea?
>>722532843Alright man. Present something that's not short clips or pornography that AI has done that's worthwhile.
>>722534770>AI game engineI find it really weird and depressing that there aren't companies working towards things like that. John Carmack said the same too, that he found it odd that there are very few coding gods working using AI to make billion dollar companies.Most AI companies are really kind of low level stuff, flashes in the pan like Midjourney or whatever.
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>>722535579tf did i just read
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