FWIW I think it’s time for both. We just did something historic as a voting populace and we can and should absolutely celebrate that. It’s the day after elections and we can afford to take a break and have some joy and hope. If we forget why we roll up our sleeves we risk burning out before we finish.
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Technology@lemmy.world•"No More Hand-Written Code" - Epic Reportedly Adopts "AI First" Production Model On New Disney ShooterEnglish
22·20 days agoI think most people react most strongly to the lack of quality in purely AI generated things. Especially art projects. No one likes buggy games and AI doesn’t change that. If they can manage to be one of the few to pull off a polished and successful game entirely generated by AI the I’d wager the actual backlash will be far more limited. But most people have now come across at least a few generated slop projects and they tend to leave a bad taste. So resistance to supporting the decision to go all in on something that has generally provided distasteful outcomes is to be expected, no?

Sure, but not all of us. We all need strength to work. We have to invest in strength somehow or we can’t work. Today is a fine day to build some mental strength.