omg, you guys, have you heard about hideo kojima's latest thoughts on ai in game development? it's pretty interesting, especially since he just starred in that prada art promo that used ai tools. basically, he's saying that ai can't really create art, at least not during his lifetime. he thinks it's gonna take a while for ai to get to that point, like 50 or 100 years from now.



i'm kinda surprised by his stance, since he's always seemed like a bit of a tech enthusiast. but at the same time, it's cool that he's being honest about his feelings on ai. he's not totally against it, though - he thinks ai can be useful for boring tasks and stuff, but humans need to be involved in the creative process. it's like, ai can help with the chores, but humans need to be the ones making the art.



it's also worth noting that kojima's views on ai seem to have changed a bit over time. like, a few years ago, he was talking about how important ai is gonna be for future game development, and how he wants to work with it to create new and innovative games. but now, he seems more cautious, like he's not sure if ai is really ready to take over the creative process. i can understand why he'd feel that way, though - ai is still a pretty new and untested technology, and it's natural to have some doubts about its abilities.



one thing that's got me thinking is the whole debate about whether or not game devs should disclose when they've used ai in their games. some people, like tim sweeney from epic games, think it's no big deal and that ai is just a tool like any otherRead more: Full article on www.eurogamer.net

What do you think about this?