Now we have an even further argument against AI and data centers. Elon should be executed as a warm criminal.

This reminds me of Tesla vs Thomas Edison in the race of electricity standards. Tesla thought DC was better and Edison thought AC was better. But Tesla pointed out how dangerous AC could be since some people had already died from mishandling the AC and not being safe. So he said that this was a reason why society should use DC instead. Well we all know how that went. 

Tesla was right ;)

Plus most of the stuff in your house runs on DC, solar panels provide DC current as well
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskEngineers/comments/5tce75/advantagesdisadvantages_of_inhome_dc_electricity/

Then there's no authenticity in Larian Studios. They're basically training artists on their own replacements.

Does it matter? if graphics and such are fine, and you have a hard time telling, if it was done by ai or not?

I would prefer that Story and such, where always done by humans.
If textures and such, are done by Ai there better be good oversight, that look over and polish each thing.... so it doesn't show up poorly in game.

Like does it matter, if you generally cannot tell?

Big studios used human labor to fill in boring background details in the race for realistic graphics, people get tasked with modeling a chair, a table, a window, rocks, trees. Not exciting artful ones, the normal stuff. So the video game worlds get filled with detail for you to look at things with your high resolution. In the past with limited hardware games used to only model what was needed for the gameplay:

So back in the day everything put in a scene had meaning and it had meaning for the artist designing it. Nowadays people have to create meaningless background noise.

Let's fill in the details by AI, make the artistic decisions by humans is what I think.

In the end we want good games. And gamers have driven the impulse for more meaningless details. I mean in the console wars people started counting grass bushels in GTA on different platforms to say that one was totally better or something. Completely pointless details, but it matters to gamers.

That's why I like stylistic games like HD2D games, because it brings back that artistic decisions matter. These are less likely to be designed by AI, as they are unique, and not just boring realism.

So yeah, what matters if AI made the textures for a wall, sand, a tree. As if anyone cares. But the real artistic decisions, they have to be made by humans.

Big studios used human labor to fill in boring background details in the race for realistic graphics, people get tasked with modeling a chair, a table, a window, rocks, trees. Not exciting artful ones, the normal stuff. So the video game worlds get filled with detail for you to look at things with your high resolution. In the past with limited hardware games used to only model what was needed for the gameplay:

So back in the day everything put in a scene had meaning and it had meaning for the artist designing it. Nowadays people have to create meaningless background noise.

Let's fill in the details by AI, make the artistic decisions by humans is what I think.

In the end we want good games. And gamers have driven the impulse for more meaningless details. I mean in the console wars people started counting grass bushels in GTA on different platforms to say that one was totally better or something. Completely pointless details, but it matters to gamers.

That's why I like stylistic games like HD2D games, because it brings back that artistic decisions matter. These are less likely to be designed by AI, as they are unique, and not just boring realism.

So yeah, what matters if AI made the textures for a wall, sand, a tree. As if anyone cares. But the real artistic decisions, they have to be made by humans.

Big studios used human labor to fill in boring background details in the race for realistic graphics, people get tasked with modeling a chair, a table, a window, rocks, trees. Not exciting artful ones, the normal stuff. So the video game worlds get filled with detail for you to look at things with your high resolution. In the past with limited hardware games used to only model what was needed for the gameplay:

So back in the day everything put in a scene had meaning and it had meaning for the artist designing it. Nowadays people have to create meaningless background noise.

Let's fill in the details by AI, make the artistic decisions by humans is what I think.

In the end we want good games. And gamers have driven the impulse for more meaningless details. I mean in the console wars people started counting grass bushels in GTA on different platforms to say that one was totally better or something. Completely pointless details, but it matters to gamers.

That's why I like stylistic games like HD2D games, because it brings back that artistic decisions matter. These are less likely to be designed by AI, as they are unique, and not just boring realism.

So yeah, what matters if AI made the textures for a wall, sand, a tree. As if anyone cares. But the real artistic decisions, they have to be made by humans.

I made a cool dashboard with AI today. That felt nice and was fun. Glad I didn't have to spend so much time coding it line by line.

You want a world where everybody loses their job to automation? You realize what a dystopian nightmare that is? People can't buy houses without jobs. And then robots will see humans as effectively useless and destroy us all.