Game studio executives love AI slop — because they despise paying artists and writers. The execs hire art directors who also love AI slop: [Aftermath] He’ll just keep prompting an AI for imag…
@dgerard@visaVisa I think there’s a world where I could have had fun playing with generative AI as a toy, marvelling at what statistics could do and navel gazing about what the outputs said about the societal biases that generated them. But I don’t imagine I’d enjoy Lego, either, if people spent all day whipping them at me.
yeah the use case for LLMs is amusing novelty. That’s why LLMs peaked with GPT-2, it was just the right amount of broken.
@dgerard @visaVisa I think there’s a world where I could have had fun playing with generative AI as a toy, marvelling at what statistics could do and navel gazing about what the outputs said about the societal biases that generated them. But I don’t imagine I’d enjoy Lego, either, if people spent all day whipping them at me.
I’ll go so far as to say that one of the bad things about the AI bubble is that LLMs aren’t fun toys any more.