>Also, to be fair, AI might be more creative than humans in the long run.
Imagine a cohesive open world game as if it was handcrafted, but it never ends, because the AI doesn't need to rest. Perhaps fine tuning it with other personality settings every now and then to avoid pattern repetition.
You'd have content for life
Based.
Imagine a cohesive open world game as if it was handcrafted, but it never ends, because the AI doesn't need to rest. Perhaps fine tuning it with other personality settings every now and then to avoid pattern repetition.
You'd have content for life
Based.
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@shinichihaku We already have content for life, the problem is people aren’t machines and we’re not made to be content. People have a hedonic treadmill where consumption must be balanced with creativity. Otherwise too much consumption leads to feelings of emptiness and further degeneracy consumption. Too much creativity leads to exhaustion and burnout.
The AI is following your instructions, that's creativity. I've been far more creative going back and forth seeing my ideas play out than I have dealing with the soul sapping NPCs.
