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Looking forward to most posts having “No AI” tagged on. Definitely a huge plus.
This makes me wonder if there will be a time when "No AI" will be considered up-scale (of sorts) like hand-sewn clothes or artisan bread
In an age where games are written by algorithms and dialogue is generated by AI, The Labyrinth of Time’s Edge stands apart. It’s the first open world "like" modern text adventure written entirely by a single human being, no AI, no procedural generation, no corporate fingerprints. Just words, code, and imagination. Built in pure QBasic, The Labyrinth of Time’s Edge now spans over 3,900 handcrafted rooms which will be…
I don't think we're there quite yet, and hopefully we never will be. A tiny minority of games, maybe.
In an age where games are written by algorithms and dialogue is generated by AI, The Labyrinth of Time’s Edge stands apart. It’s the first open world "like" modern text adventure written entirely by a single human being, no AI, no procedural generation, no corporate fingerprints. Just words, code, and imagination. Built in pure QBasic, The Labyrinth of Time’s Edge now spans over 3,900 handcrafted rooms which will be…
Maybe "human generated" is your marketing hook, but I personally don't care what the source of something is, I care about the quality.
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This makes me wonder if there will be a time when "No AI" will be considered up-scale (of sorts) like hand-sewn clothes or artisan bread
And, of course, it will be inferior to what the machines make. Just like machine created cutlery is essentially perfect, but human smithed cutlery will have lots of small imperfections.
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This makes me wonder if there will be a time when "No AI" will be considered up-scale (of sorts) like hand-sewn clothes or artisan bread
Yeah, I imagine “hand-coded” will be a common phrase on a lot of repos soon
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Yeah, I imagine “hand-coded” will be a common phrase on a lot of repos soon
Maybe one day but, right now, I think the onus is on the minority of AI repos to declare it rather than the other way round.
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And, of course, it will be inferior to what the machines make. Just like machine created cutlery is essentially perfect, but human smithed cutlery will have lots of small imperfections.
Cutlery is, of course, a very different thing from artistic works. Has a machine ever created cutlery as beautiful as a human being can?
And yes, they can be quite pretty.
What you see as the absolutely most beautify fork is in the eye of the beholder, of course.
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And, of course, it will be inferior to what the machines make. Just like machine created cutlery is essentially perfect, but human smithed cutlery will have lots of small imperfections.
And yet many people pay small fortunes to get those small imperfections instead of the machine ones, nowadays considered collection items.
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And, of course, it will be inferior to what the machines make. Just like machine created cutlery is essentially perfect, but human smithed cutlery will have lots of small imperfections.
Cutlery is, of course, a very different thing from artistic works. Has a machine ever created cutlery as beautiful as a human being can?
Remember, the benchmark for art is a banana taped to a wall.
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Cutlery is, of course, a very different thing from artistic works. Has a machine ever created cutlery as beautiful as a human being can?
Handmade cutlery is an artistic work. Machine made cutlery is an artistic work. Remember, the benchmark for art is a banana taped to a wall.