A spinoff from the Elon thread and to escape the Musk hate there. A discussion on games being driven and generated by AI.

I have had two pop up in my feeds over the past couple months, one was Doom and the other a Minecraft clone.

Doom

Minecraft

How long until we make the jump and what Studio my drive it? I would lean a Microsoft based one, as they are all in with AI and have the resources. OpenAI is also basically Microsoft at this point. While Musk may go down that route eventually, he is focused on training Grok first, moving on to Tesla self driving and getting to Mars.

While a completely AI generated game might not be a great thing, or even a thing. Imagine a Rockstar world like GTA or Red Dead where AI is generating the game in real-time behind the scenes. Everyone's game journey could be different, with some generic overall reaching milestones. Possibly a completely random world, with nothing but the prompt "the old west".

AI will get to the point it can create life like movies in the next 5 years, legit AGI might even be a thing in 5 years. Gaming is a world I think could benefit most from the AI revolution, where creators could take off and not be limited to speed of art, software and programming departments. Humans will remain for quite some time, but they could be much smaller more dynamic teams.

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Posted by j1897

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Posted on 12/4/24 at 11:09 am to DarthRebel

Maybe for faster content delivery, but an AI game is years away. You're examples are trained on a game, IE, you have to make a game first.

In 10 years maybe, maybe not, we are quickly approaching the limits of computers.

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Posted by Joshjrn

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Posted on 12/4/24 at 11:18 am to DarthRebel

I think for at least the next decade or two, anyone who tries to have AI be the primary creative driver will fail, and terribly. On the other hand, if studios use AI like they would other tools like photoshop to help speed up what would otherwise be tedious execution of creativity instead of creativity itself, I think that would be a very good thing.

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Posted by Josh Fenderman

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Posted on 12/4/24 at 11:25 am to Joshjrn

I agree with the premise of just using ai to help with the development at first like the programming or creativity, but a decade or two is a long time. Look up some recent videos of what ai is creating on YouTube and then go back to early 2024 and see what was coming out. It’s progressing fast. Another year and there’s no telling what it will look like.

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