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Mollie Taylor

It's more important than ever to call out developers for egregious AI usage next year if we want videogames to remain interesting

Inzoi - A Zoi made to look like Timothée Chalamet holding a money gun and surrounded by falling money.

God, I am growing so weary of AI. Glints of human creation chipped away at with "just a loading screen" here, or "just a couple voicelines" there. Flaws and oddities that aren't the result of a person's error, but a computer that doesn't understand what or why it's wrong in the first place.

This year, it feels like studios have been limit testing exactly what they can get away with. Whether they can save a few pennies by getting a computer to whip up a character portrait, or a quick musical sting, without us lot at home kicking up too much of a fuss. The worst part? I fear it's working, and it's only going to get more egregious if we continue to wave off its (currently) limited use.

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