I'm not convinced. Yes, you will be able to create faces, drawings, 3d models and music just by telling the computer what you want. But I doubt that you can cro

I'm not convinced. Yes, you will be able to create faces, drawings, 3d models and music just by telling the computer what you want. But I doubt that you can cross the uncanny valley of nearly lifelike artificial output to things made by a skilled human. It's one thing to have endless amounts of texture, music, content etc. But you also need to combine them into a playable game for example where all those different parts need to match. And the game still needs to feel fresh and make fun. Will a computer alone be able to do that? Can a hobbyist do that? In contrary, I believe tools like this will increase the required skills someone needs to bring with him to make something worthwhile. That's why tools like Game Engines, 3D Modelling Software or Music DAWs get more complex year by year. Case in point: do you believe a hobbyist will be able to do something like that [1]? No, it will be a team of dozens and dozens of specialists who will raise to bar even higher and higher. But they will profit the most of artificially generated art, which they can manually adjust and provide the final touches, to turn something generic into something great. [1] https://youtu.be/d8B1LNrBpqc?t=87 https://youtu.be/d8B1LNrBpqc?t=87