> when you can get 99% of the benefits by baking the output of gen AI in the game with none of the drawbacks like losing the shared experience of a game or play

> when you can get 99% of the benefits by baking the output of gen AI in the game with none of the drawbacks like losing the shared experience of a game or playing roulette with the quality of someone's experience. You're making tremendous assumptions here: - That the shared experience of game is always more fun than individual experiences. - That only 1% of benefits can come from real-time AI decision-making. - That using AI will mean playing roulette with experience, AND that playing roulette can never be fun. I would bet all the money on earth that game developers will prove you wrong in each of these areas over the course of the next 3-5 years.