One example: Procedural generation and generative AI will solve problems like repetitive or non context sensitive NPC dialog. A big studio has the money to pay voice actors to record thousands of phrases. A small indie studio does not.
It's not just about generating maps. There is so much more possibilities that without generative techniques, would be too cost prohibitive for smaller studios.
One of the best uses for generative AI will be in video games. And it'll enable indie developers to build much more. Indie developers who, at least initially, will present much higher quality games without all the usual bullshit that comes with AAA studios.
I think for those who enjoy video games, this is going to enable a lot more competition. Great for us players, but the AAA studios can't see past a quarter or two. They merely salivate at laying off tonnes of staff, use AI to push out mediocre brand-related nonsense, while new, smaller indie studios push out far bigger projects than they were ever capable of.
I think we're going to enter into a golden age for a while. Then the Indies will become the new monsters and get greedy and go public and enshittification will happen. But at least there will be a few years or more of some incredible things, things not coming from EA, Paradox, Epic, Bethesda, Ubisoft, etc etc etc
There is a resemblance to the blockchain fad.
However unlike blockchain, the applications of AI are numerous and pragmatic.
The Stochastic Parrots would be a great name for an AI music project, where multiple computers generate music by listening to what each computer is doing.
What does this bill have to do with the WEF?
What in the fuck are you talking about? Did you read the bill? I challenge you to point to the part of the bill that says anything remotely like what you're saying.
No they won't. There is nothing in the law that suggests this to be the case.
Saying for example that you disagree with gay marriage is not equivalent to advocating killing all gay people.
The former is not punishable while the latter is.
The bill is limited and well defined. So you can get into trouble for advocating genocide. What civilized society wouldn't do such a thing?
Frankly this isn't egregious. Only the paranoid who get their Canadian news from Rebel News will think otherwise,.and continue to throw their support to the party that wants to implement a digital id just to access Reddit.
And those Americans surely demanded more for their labor. The illegal immigrants are in a far more precarious situation and so won't make as many demands.
It's not about what work Americans want or don't want, it's about how shareholder value not rising as quickly because of labor costs.
I can assure you, the only people who truly care about such things, are people who think some invisible (but tasty) dictator in space is calling all the shots.
So what you're saying is that since current regulations are not 100% perfect, we should abolish them entirely and just let Boeing figure out what's best for them?
Doesn't the US have strong regulations over AP and other control software used in planes?
Wouldn't accusing a scientist of lying about their research (which I assume is what molesting the data means), count as defamation if there is no evidence to back up those claims?
Once you go public, enshitification begins in earnest.
It's been fun though!
Happiness is a hard disk.
