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Oblivion Remastered studio is reportedly laying off 300 people
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It's a waste to try, with these companies.
My ps5 primarily plays the same games I did on ps4.
We're hitting a plateau where hardware isn't improving the ux.
I fully expect within 10 years individuals will be able to use AI to build decent to good quality games in relatively little time.
In a similar vein I expect people will be able to generate their own media; specifying everything from the plot, actors, music, ip, etc.
These big companies replacing human talent with AI are just making themselves obsolete.
You vastly overestimate the ability of AI, vastly underestimate the complexity of making games, of both.
Nah. All you "AI slop" crybabies are severely underestimating where AI is going.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_onqn68GHY
Source: their arse.
Edit: they later edited their comment to link to a video about AI-2027, an alarmist creative writing piece with little actual substance.
LMAO you actually posted a YouTube video as evidence of something. Are you sure you don't belong on Facebook with the other grans?
why would you want to play a game that nobody could be assed to make?
No one sits around a campfire telling stories to themselves. No one wants to have to put labour into their own entertainment time after work.