Submission + - Australian STEM Videogame Challenge canceled due to AI (pcgamer.com)
neoRUR writes: The Australian STEM Videogame Challenge, a "free national videogame development competition for students," has confirmed that the rise of generative AI means this year's event will be the last. Speculation as to the cause of the program's cancellation focused primarily on the presence of AI in entries: Another self-proclaimed judge said the problem wasn't merely the use of AI in itself but that "some students just completely generate their games with AI. The Australian Council for Educational Research has confirmed that the cancellation was in fact due to AI.
In my opinion:
AI may be generating the games, and the students may not be learning to code, but they are learning how to make games. It's a new world, and AI needs to be used in the teaching and learning.
In my opinion:
AI may be generating the games, and the students may not be learning to code, but they are learning how to make games. It's a new world, and AI needs to be used in the teaching and learning.
