inbtwn

here comes the no notes ghost 👻

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hi there. i'm inbtwn. nice to meet ya!

i sometimes post about Things, mostly niche internet things like youtube videos, webcomics, etc. but i also reblog (rebug) a LOT of cool things so uhhh be warned



hellojed
@hellojed

GamePrompt had put me out of a job. I used to be a game designer. Now it is possible for anyone to speak a prompt into their phone, and in minutes be playing a fully AAA quality game of that prompt on their phone, with ads of course. AAA still owned the IPs and so while AI built games were now the norm, it was now my job to go into the generated game and "clean up" broken functionality and gameplay. I spent most of my time pleading for certain keywords to be put into the generation prompts to make my life easier (Endian One seemed to make things work better). I would spend hours going through thousands of lines of machine generated code, which often ended nowhere and with many functions completely blank. Having remembered the days of human authored game code, it didn't seem much different.


invis
@invis
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in reply to @hellojed's post:

I was watching vinesauce play the DNF restoration after reading this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IM_2djilBV4

And while I was thinking how 'prompt generated' it feels, like, vinny remarks how an elevator moves and you think you have to do something with it but no you have to trek back to the beginning of the level instead. Next thing he mentions is "I wonder how Tom Jones is doing".

The DNF restoration project reminds me of what you describe in the story too, like, people making some random garbage playable.

You wrote this right after watching that video?

A hopeful thought: what if the emergence and inevitable domination of ML-generated art triggers a mass exodus of both artists and art appreciators from the internet back into physical spaces trading physical media? Withold our art and music and writing from the web like a labor strike, starve out the AI overlords, while burning CDs and photocopying zines to trade at meet-ups at your local library's multi-purpose room.