Writing in vidya is complete garbage and testers are already outsourced anyway, which is why most games nowadays are buggy as hell.
At this point i'd say just give AI a shot, can't be much worse than what we already got.
I don't know, it couldn't replace anyone anyway yet. It's just tool to help with things. Can't do anything by itself. Maybe in decade or two.
"AI" has been used for ages already in productions, but suddenly it's a problematic because some stuff is available to regular users and not just for big companies.
Testers? Yeah, we might get good games if the AI's better than those dunces. Writers? God no. They're all word prediction algorithms, you're never going to get anything new or truly original. Textures/asset generation? Frick yeah, let's use it for that. We might be able to slim down dev teams to 20 people again and not have hundreds of people slaving over 4K grass textures and shit.
You need to remember that most people in these threads genuinely believe most bugs are the result of lazy testers, rather than the bugs they find being labeled "Known, shippable"
They don't even test games as it is. AI is just going to waste time finding moronic pixel-perfect ways to soft-lock a game with moronic bullshit not even speedrunners would manage. >ai shit
goodmorning sirs
It can, should and will, eventually.I work with test in other areas of IT and one of the biggest limitations in my job is time once the system is complex enough. Having AI writers and testers (and developers) would enable a video game revolution where you could, for example, create truly personalized game experiences or dynamically build on a hand crafted base game in a way that we simply don't have the resources for today. Basically, in the future, every video game player could be a Saudi prince that buys his own video game company to make a game just for him, this is the very essence of societal progress. Of course, console players will be two generations behind and get these capabilites 15 years after PC players.
Oh wow the age of oversaturated trash is upon us! Can't wait for basement dweller 9584756 who livs on UBI after the AI master rise up to create (samey schlock 9978) except this time with 3 pixels of areola showing because that's his fetish. >implying normal people will have access to it
You'll be lucky to keep current "not-really-ai" while the government and corporations control everything that actually works as intended.
You are using a lot of buzzwords without understanding anything and you can't even put a coherent sentence together. The point isn't that everyone can make and sell video games, the point is that the very concept of a video game is about to evolve into something greater than it is today. I think the combination of video games and AI technology will be comparable to when printed books and art was combined to create comic books. Sentience would not be required for anything I described by the way, just better tools that allow for more complexity in the product. Luddites like you can cry and shit their pants all they want but you'll never inhibit progress.
More buzzwords. A completely unnecessary shitpost. Can't you try to express your honest opinion on the subject instead of retreating into your safe space, hiding behind meaningless insults?
>AI will replace twitter 'artist' >AI will replace modern 'writer' >AI will replace vidya 'developers'
I dont see any problem with AI replacing any of these shitheads
Yes, developers right now (writers ESPECIALLY) aren't being picked from the best, they are chosen by shitskins and political ideologues who want to take over the industry to hire even more shitskins and ideologues.
Just automize everything if that's the case if the alternative is b***hy liibs who want to tell you what to think and want to work for less for more for the drivel they produce. Remove the troony in the cubicle
>Bros the Stochastic parrot can do stuff that has no training data for because it just can okay?
Still no zero shot learning
Still wasting countless tokens acting like it does stuff while actually struggling to figure out how to do a single command
AutoGPT failed
Emergent behaviors didn’t actually manifest, it was just metrics being used to creating misleading narratives
AI art failed to actually displace human artists despite constant shilling of it due to being medianware
ChatGPT’s yes man autocomplete is too generic in the median it produces
AI could definitely be useful in finding bugs and testing certain aspects of games. It might make the testing process more efficient and help find issues that humans could miss. However, human testers can provide valuable feedback on the overall feel, gameplay, and user experience, which is something AI might not be able to fully grasp yet.
> replace writers in video games industry
AI can generate text and create stories, but it still lacks the nuance, creativity, and human touch that a skilled writer can bring to a game's narrative. Plus, the emotional connection that players feel with characters and the story is often thanks to the unique perspectives and experiences of human writers.
So, while AI could definitely assist in the game development process, it's unlikely to fully replace human testers and writers anytime soon. A combination of AI and human expertise would probably be the best approach for now.
Fetish hentai pose dynamics lack training data
AI can’t copy it all, too many poses too many weird partialisms and too many weird obscure characters
It can’t keep up
PC gamer had a good article about this recently. most devs and big company higher ups don't worry at all nor do they think this tech has capabilities to replace professionals for at least next 20 years, it's just a tool. there's also a major problem of training data and its sources, do you guys think big companies would risk using AIs that were built with stolen assets? in the end human input will be crucial for creating quality unique experiences and no amount of AI can replace soul but if we look at the current state of the industry and all the generic trash the likes of ubisoft, square enix and bethesda are outputting AI could certainly do a better job and replace thousands of creatively bankrupt, cynical, money driven, mercenary devs.
This video is a fairly good explanation of what is happening, even if Tom Scott can come off as a bit of a sperg sometimes. If anyone is actually interested in the subject or worried about being replaced you should watch it.
It is, like I said he's a sperg sometimes, but he pretty clearly illustrates how it's hard for us consumers to tell where on the development scale of AI we are right now.
Yes. I've been a dev for 15 years and I hope I get replaced by AI. It's a boring, soulless job but I can't quit because the pay is too good. Office jobs in general give you brain rot.
I don't think it should replace testers but writers can go.
depends
I dont think it can replace writers but the testers can go suck a dick. They all are incompetent bafoons anyway, so its a net positive.
Writing in vidya is complete garbage and testers are already outsourced anyway, which is why most games nowadays are buggy as hell.
At this point i'd say just give AI a shot, can't be much worse than what we already got.
I don't know, it couldn't replace anyone anyway yet. It's just tool to help with things. Can't do anything by itself. Maybe in decade or two.
"AI" has been used for ages already in productions, but suddenly it's a problematic because some stuff is available to regular users and not just for big companies.
Testers? Yeah, we might get good games if the AI's better than those dunces. Writers? God no. They're all word prediction algorithms, you're never going to get anything new or truly original. Textures/asset generation? Frick yeah, let's use it for that. We might be able to slim down dev teams to 20 people again and not have hundreds of people slaving over 4K grass textures and shit.
>never get anything new or truly original
>era of rehash, remake, buy skyrim for the 19th time
really homie?
Those studious that already behave like an ai by making conveyor titles like asscreed can indeed use ai to write their games. Everyone else though...
Kotor 2 is Ganker's favorite written game, despite the fact that characters don't have real goals and drives
So I'm sure AI can pander to them
AI should replace everyone, even players, we don't deserve shit
Yes.
We need a video game industry crash and AI will help with that.
The sooner I can replace all the Black folk in my games with AI generated white women with large breasts the better
A.I. will only help creators create faster by removing unnecessary chaff. It cannot accomplish shit on it's own.
>Should AI replace testers
>Letting the buggy, insane, mess, determine what is good and bad
You need to remember that most people in these threads genuinely believe most bugs are the result of lazy testers, rather than the bugs they find being labeled "Known, shippable"
people think games are buggy because testers didnt find shit and not that all the shit they found was ignored/declined to get the game out on time
I hope it replaces the fricker who ever designed that shitty layout of text.
Video games shouldn't have writers in the first place now that I think about it.
Wagie ragie.
They don't even test games as it is. AI is just going to waste time finding moronic pixel-perfect ways to soft-lock a game with moronic bullshit not even speedrunners would manage.
>ai shit
goodmorning sirs
It can, should and will, eventually.I work with test in other areas of IT and one of the biggest limitations in my job is time once the system is complex enough. Having AI writers and testers (and developers) would enable a video game revolution where you could, for example, create truly personalized game experiences or dynamically build on a hand crafted base game in a way that we simply don't have the resources for today. Basically, in the future, every video game player could be a Saudi prince that buys his own video game company to make a game just for him, this is the very essence of societal progress. Of course, console players will be two generations behind and get these capabilites 15 years after PC players.
Oh wow the age of oversaturated trash is upon us! Can't wait for basement dweller 9584756 who livs on UBI after the AI master rise up to create (samey schlock 9978) except this time with 3 pixels of areola showing because that's his fetish.
>implying normal people will have access to it
You'll be lucky to keep current "not-really-ai" while the government and corporations control everything that actually works as intended.
You are using a lot of buzzwords without understanding anything and you can't even put a coherent sentence together. The point isn't that everyone can make and sell video games, the point is that the very concept of a video game is about to evolve into something greater than it is today. I think the combination of video games and AI technology will be comparable to when printed books and art was combined to create comic books. Sentience would not be required for anything I described by the way, just better tools that allow for more complexity in the product. Luddites like you can cry and shit their pants all they want but you'll never inhibit progress.
>Frickin luddites! Whatever more goyslop for me.
>he spergs aimlessly at a topic that evades his capabilities
More buzzwords. A completely unnecessary shitpost. Can't you try to express your honest opinion on the subject instead of retreating into your safe space, hiding behind meaningless insults?
You are correct.
You are wrong. Most people will use it for "Goyslop" however, that much is true.
>AI will replace twitter 'artist'
>AI will replace modern 'writer'
>AI will replace vidya 'developers'
I dont see any problem with AI replacing any of these shitheads
They're going to blame AI for everything even though it's capable of nothing at this stage.
Yes, developers right now (writers ESPECIALLY) aren't being picked from the best, they are chosen by shitskins and political ideologues who want to take over the industry to hire even more shitskins and ideologues.
Just automize everything if that's the case if the alternative is b***hy liibs who want to tell you what to think and want to work for less for more for the drivel they produce. Remove the troony in the cubicle
>Bros the Stochastic parrot can do stuff that has no training data for because it just can okay?
Still no zero shot learning
Still wasting countless tokens acting like it does stuff while actually struggling to figure out how to do a single command
AutoGPT failed
Emergent behaviors didn’t actually manifest, it was just metrics being used to creating misleading narratives
AI art failed to actually displace human artists despite constant shilling of it due to being medianware
ChatGPT’s yes man autocomplete is too generic in the median it produces
ChanGPT: Interesting question, OP.
> Should AI replace testers
AI could definitely be useful in finding bugs and testing certain aspects of games. It might make the testing process more efficient and help find issues that humans could miss. However, human testers can provide valuable feedback on the overall feel, gameplay, and user experience, which is something AI might not be able to fully grasp yet.
> replace writers in video games industry
AI can generate text and create stories, but it still lacks the nuance, creativity, and human touch that a skilled writer can bring to a game's narrative. Plus, the emotional connection that players feel with characters and the story is often thanks to the unique perspectives and experiences of human writers.
So, while AI could definitely assist in the game development process, it's unlikely to fully replace human testers and writers anytime soon. A combination of AI and human expertise would probably be the best approach for now.
Fetish hentai pose dynamics lack training data
AI can’t copy it all, too many poses too many weird partialisms and too many weird obscure characters
It can’t keep up
For weird and complicated poses there's always controlnet
Skill issue
>Just use controlnet
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAA
That shit sucks
You have no idea what you're talking about
>512x512 resolution
As i said, you have no idea what you're talking about
You have no idea what you're talking about
If your job can be replaced by a machine then it should.
If that makes you financially insecure, take it up with the system, not the machine.
it can replace almost anyone already not just writers
can't wait
Do it again but more shakespearian this time.
you were too late human
PC gamer had a good article about this recently. most devs and big company higher ups don't worry at all nor do they think this tech has capabilities to replace professionals for at least next 20 years, it's just a tool. there's also a major problem of training data and its sources, do you guys think big companies would risk using AIs that were built with stolen assets? in the end human input will be crucial for creating quality unique experiences and no amount of AI can replace soul but if we look at the current state of the industry and all the generic trash the likes of ubisoft, square enix and bethesda are outputting AI could certainly do a better job and replace thousands of creatively bankrupt, cynical, money driven, mercenary devs.
AI is going to replace pretty much everything, you're moronic or delusional if you disagree
AI is just autocorrect
Imagine letting autocorrect write prose for you
This video is a fairly good explanation of what is happening, even if Tom Scott can come off as a bit of a sperg sometimes. If anyone is actually interested in the subject or worried about being replaced you should watch it.
Looks like shitty clickbait to me.
It is, like I said he's a sperg sometimes, but he pretty clearly illustrates how it's hard for us consumers to tell where on the development scale of AI we are right now.
Testers? Absolutely. If you know anything about testing software, you'll agree.
>AI makes the game bad
>nobody is at fault
>also refund denied because nobody was at fault
Should AI replace teachers in school?
Should AI replace E-Sports teams?
Neither of those are the same thing at all.
Yes. I've been a dev for 15 years and I hope I get replaced by AI. It's a boring, soulless job but I can't quit because the pay is too good. Office jobs in general give you brain rot.
Blizzard patented using AI for generating textures. The future might be monopolized AI systems destroying everyone else.
https://patents.google.com/patent/US11538178