2024 게임 산업 통찰: AI가 "게임을 다시 위대하게 만들 수 있을까?"

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• Clarence Ng Min Teck 黄明德
  Ai generate 3d model, character, 3d LL.M AI code generate Dynamic narrative, quest, storyline Ai play test Ai npc skill training Ai dynamic character appearance base on u Player setting and preference, like it can instantly update the race or color appearance and the quest speech style too Localisation, Language text and spoech/song translate Is like PCG, but better version and content generate alot area Of cos AI marketing too Right now alot game got backslash about force diversity and etc, should make use AI make alot customize version for it to suit the individual user that bought the game. Reply
• Skelius Mortalis
  The reason AI doesn't work is because of politics, it's not Artificially Intelligent, it's Artificially Biased and Stupid. Maybe he can make a difference. I'm all for it. Reply
• Manuel Herrera
  Sounds like a propaganda machine if pulled out (I don't think it will) Reply
• Tobias Müller
  Good game developers connect with their players on a very special and deep level. I can't imagine AI being able to do that. As a tool: sure. As a creator: no way. This is more like getting investors to open their wallets because of buzzwords. Reply
• Kenny McLachlan
  Ssssoooo he’s giving everyone jobs? That would make games great again 😂 Reply

  • Clarence Ng Min Teck 黄明德

    @ Kenny McLachlan will rather he keep it as open source , if there are such good AI tool. Meaning game developer can just use their tool create own game and sell. Reply

• Ben Amos
  Entertainment! But at what cost? Reply

  • Ted Southard

    @Ben Amos It's free. All it costs is your attention, like most things on the Internet these days... 🙁 Reply

• Barry Lumsden
  awesome, it wasnt hard enough to get a job as is Reply
• Daniël Pollmann
  Who said games aren't great these days? Sure, if you take a look at the yearly AAA titles you might find it lackluster, but take a look at smaller games and you'll find that games are pretty great still (In my opinion at least). Surely AI can very likely be a good aid in game development, but without the passion of the developer, can a game truly become great? Reply
• Mikhail Moukine
  imho, current / near future state of AI in game dev: Textures: yes 3D models: no. need breakthrough R&D. Animations: maybe (many/most), within a few years. Level design: mostly no. Better tools to fill in large areas and iterate, but not "smart level layout" AI "main actions" and behaviors: mostly no, but some. "Additional" AI (chatter, non critical actions and writing): mostly yes Audio: likely as helper tools? (not sure) Programming: very limited helpers for trivial/boilerplate code. Knowing Musks's focus on production efficiency - it could be interesting. Reply

  • Clarence Ng Min Teck 黄明德

    @ Mikhail Moukine right now there are 3d llm, but kindly low poly and low detail kind.. May needalot research about composite object based, like car have wheel, have seat etc. Reply

• Muhammed Ugun
  Maybe 10 years later but not now. Reply
• Kent M Power
  AI in its current state is comparable to cellphones in the early 90s. Neat gadgets but it was the growing popularity of the internet that drove innovation. What will equate for AI as the internet was to the cellphone? Reply
• Jeffrey Baker
  Perhaps if AI is also the intended audience. But I am betting AI games are as soulless and unappealing as AI video. Really let’s stick to humans entertaining humans. Only suits think AI films and games are a good idea. Reply
• Mickael Ceneda
  Ai can barely make a picture of Musk holding a controller without fucking it up, so, very unlikely. Reply
• Christoffer Lundberg
  They better. Video games have not been good since the late 80s. Reply

  • Hissan Munir

    @ Christoffer Lundberg there hasn’t been a single decent game since pong Reply

• Chong Xiao
  Current AI is not feasible for everyday use. The hallucinations are worse than giving no answer at all, and I see it with google search when searching a question about google's own products. But people will keep pouring money into buying more data, and nvidia cards rather than seeking a different approach in combination with LLM Reply
• Andrew Sullivan
  So I guess xai will steal everyone's art,music, books like open ai ?? To make money off creatives copyrighted work? Reply

  • Alexander Ryan

    @ Andrew Sullivan This is the crux of the issue - if he were talking about behavior tree-esque A.I. in games, he *may* have had a point. But he's not talking about that - he's talking content laundering LLMs, which even ignoring the high possibility of theft involved, would just muddy the waters with respect to NPC A.I., or enemy A.I., or balancing techniques. For not a lot of value, as any assets generated without respect to a particular authored style will quickly fall off the "Graphically Impressive" tier anyways. Reply

• Ryan Brown
  ...Can we not? Reply
• John Miller
  Generative AI can’t generate anything original, it’s a machine learning algorithm. It’s not magic. Also since most AI use copywritten materials in their training models, it raises a lot of ethical and legal concerns. Also games are already great. Elon is not the best or smartest man for this kind of thing, nor does he have the experience. Reply
• Dennis Dahl Christensen
  Can AI make Elon Musk great again? Reply

  • James Bonnyman

    @Dennis Dahl Christensen The only things he post are AI version of himself to make himself look skinny and attractive, so... I guess he is trying Reply

  • Johan Lundgren

    @ James Bonnyman not entirely convinced that there is that much computational power available on the planet at the moment. Reply

• Raul Moyano
  No. Reply
• Christopher P.
  He’ll start it, won’t be involved in it, won’t know anything about it, won’t accept blame when it fails BUT will take full credit for the idea of it Reply