François CholletVerified account

It will make it possible to create more interesting game environments in less time, since the artists can leave the repetitive tasks to AI and do the interesting parts themselves. And RL agents for balance testing and maybe creating interesting computer players.

Agree. The same thing is true in many architectural and engineering contexts - more tooling that uses procedural generation of common artifacts and automates many previous calculations/checks which required manual evaluation is freeing up creative folks who can focus on design.

Personalized Procedural Generation

Socrates thought the Stoics wrecked everything by writing down their arguments. In Middlemarch someone complains that steam trains have ruined polite society. Evelyn Waugh bemoaned he was the last generation of Oxford students who'd get drunk and recite poetry, radio killed it.

It's the kind of statement that technologists makes on behalf of artists. Artists don't make them themselves. Why, do you think?

Artists have developed the ability to tell good art from bad art. When they comment on new code linting tools, you ignore them. Leave it to them to be impressed or unimpressed by new tools.