Your comparison is completely unrelated. Gutenberg gave people the means to distribute their work, not quickly generate soulless garbage that looks real on the

Your comparison is completely unrelated. Gutenberg gave people the means to distribute their work, not quickly generate soulless garbage that looks real on the surface. Maybe it’s just my personal take on gaming, but a good game for me is one that is designed with care and with interesting human-made content. Something that tells a good story, or presents an interesting challenge. Would you read a book written by an AI printed with the help of a Gutenberg press? If yes, then what is your goal when consuming art?