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"No More Hand-Written Code" - Epic Reportedly Adopts "AI First" Production Model On New Disney Shooter
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Man I know bethesda has some serious jank but I wonder how bad it would be if they tried this and got ai to do it for them
As much as I hate the ongoing “AI” scam, and as many hours as I've wasted on Bethesda's games (or on modding them), in Bethesda's case (especially modern Bethesda) I actually believe the slop machine might actually be an improvement.
At least the code for the unofficial patches will be in its training set, which is a start...
It would probably be equally bad. Current systems can't hold enough context in memory to manage the architecture of a system. Development is going to be piecemeal, and reimplement a bunch of stuff. Like if you had a new developer take over every week.
So individually each piece would probably be better, but overall it's going to be an even bigger spaghetti mess.