I have no doubt it is highly creative.
That’s why I trust that good devs will keep making the important choices and only use AI for optimization and technical parts of the work. My position is nuance, I still want pro devs behind every projects, I just think most of them are smart enough to decide when and why the use of AI is appropriate.
That’s why I mentioned that I want real devs looking at the code.
Unpopular opinion: I don’t mind the use of AI by devs if it makes their work easier. As long as the devs are pros who understand whats going on and uses it to optimize their workflow, fine go ahead.
Where I don’t whant AI is, first, in anything creative. I want art to be abother humans sharing their emotions and perception of the world, ever if it’s sometimes poorly done, boring, or plainly bad. I have zero interest in art created by a machine, no matter how perfectly executed it is. The promise of AI was to make our life easier by optimising the boring and repetitive stuff so we can make fun and interesting things, not the other way around.
Key word is Europe. Because us north-americans are stuck 30 years in the past in terms of transport, but with cars twice as big.
Steam sucking in 3-2-1…
Mmmm, french Canadian sex vocabulary is way more poetico-perverse.
I had to use win11 recently. Coming from Linux and macOS (yeah, work), I can’t believe how stupid windows got. On top of all the performance issues and crashes, you can’t even do the most basic things, like showing percentage of battery remaining and moving the freaking task bar. I’m not even mentioning all the initial debloating you have to do to make it usable.