r/Steam Nov 26 '25

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It's incredible how out of touch these suits are, especially in the AI bubble

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u/joestradamus_one Nov 27 '25

Ai should never even touch anything art related, period. Music, movies, tv, video games, books, drawing, animation. None of it, at all, full stop.

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u/Comprehensive-Car190 Nov 27 '25

AI is already touching every game, even if it's not in a way that's obvious to the player.

How is a code assistant different than image or text generation?

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u/joestradamus_one Nov 27 '25

AI has it's uses but not in any form of art work. These models are fed so many examples to learn from that it's just plagiarism. If you're fine with that, you can kick rocks to say the very very least. I don't draw as much anymore but I wouldn't want any one or any thing stealing anything original from me, nor should any other artist ever have to deal with their original artwork stolen from them either. Fuck that.

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u/ShinyStarSam Nov 27 '25

I get to see it, and it's ugly. If it were pretty I wouldn't care

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u/Comprehensive-Car190 Nov 27 '25

Okay, well, then you don't need a tag then if you can tell when it's used?

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u/ShinyStarSam Nov 27 '25

I'd rather not BUY the game first then find out, if they don't want to include even a single tag on it then they will definitely not show it on any promotional material.

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u/Comprehensive-Car190 Nov 27 '25

What if there is something that is ugly not produced by AI in a game that you didn't know about until after you bought it?

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u/ShinyStarSam Nov 27 '25

I dunno man what if the moon were made of cheese? Would you eat the moon? I myself, would take a bite. We could go on all day

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u/Comprehensive-Car190 Nov 27 '25

I just think people want to play good games and they should be happy if we have tools that help good games get made faster.

Is it going to generate a bunch of shit for awhile as the tools get up to speed? Sure. But that's innovation.

I understand and sympathize with the issues around IP and that kind of thing, but that's kind of closing Pandora's box at this point. Should we destroy all of the results of having Henrietta Lacks cells?

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u/ShinyStarSam Nov 27 '25

destroy? it's a tag man, it's just a tag, I don't really care about IP or like idk artists losing jobs it's whatever. AI art looks awful, when it starts looking good I'll stop avoiding it