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One thing that interests me about Dall-E and other art-making, is, I wonder if it will eventually lead to individuals making their own high-quality animated fea
by mikkergp 4y ago
One thing that interests me about Dall-E and other art-making, is, I wonder if it will eventually lead to individuals making their own high-quality animated feature films and "triple-a" games. Will these tools get to the point that an individual can make a unique triple-a game in their bedroom?
- Mathnerd314 4y agoWell, there are already high-quality films / games by small teams with no external funding, like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsGZ_2RuJ2A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsGZ_2RuJ2A, Braid, and Celeste. But for long form stuff like these, the tools don't matter as much, it is more like writing a novel where the key is to get something done every day. The main issue is perseverance - a tool dropping the workload from 100 days to 10 days is nice, but it doesn't change the fact that most people will get bored and give up in 10 minutes.
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- evouga 4y agoI'm pessimistic. I see DALL-E and other generative algorithms as akin to the camera (or video camera): they are powerful new tools for creating art, and their full impact on the art world remains hard to foresee. But what is clear is that AI-assisted art will become a new medium, and "triple-a" games may just shift to being produced by teams of professional experts at using the new tools.