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I would think the opposite. It's just going to result in users not knowing whether the people "around them" in the virtual world are actually people or not. Pe
by throwaway22032 3y ago
I would think the opposite. It's just going to result in users not knowing whether the people "around them" in the virtual world are actually people or not.
People like single player games, sure, but the potential for trickery here is far too high.
Remote work is already basically over that line for me. Once AI becomes good at simulating video it'll be a complete write off.
- PaulHoule 3y agoAlready there is the excuse that your camera is broken, which is sometimes true. I can always put my RealSense developer's kit camera in depth mode if I need to prove it. (Teams will default to that of course because it never misses a chance to screw up… If you could win the world cup by scoring own goals it would win.)