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AI content generation will bring about a revolution in video game design within the next 15 years. We'll generate graphical assets, levels, emergent ecosystems, gameplay... even entire games. One of the things I'm really looking forward to.
Note it won't quite be autonomous generation -- it will be more like a very rich and complex brush, that will nevertheless require a skilled artist.
A long time ago I had a dream about a building people would check into trading a limited number of years of their lives to be put into a medically induced continuous dream state & literally "dream" a massive game into existence for people to play, in exchange for massive wealth.
That's meta Also Inception meets Black Mirror
Or a skilled curator/guide. An AI that generated 100 fully-realized options for each design choice, then let the curator choose a few and respawn the next generation and advance to a new design choice would be an amazing creative accelerator Creative destruction on fast-forward
Make that another game like Fable Legends was supposed to be
There won't be videogames in 15 years.https://twitter.com/smakelainen/status/1293314916070252544?s=19 …
"From a statistical point of view that the probability that our civilisation survives itself is less than 10% in the most optimistic scenario"
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-63657-6 …I totally agree, and this is something video game industry is moving to. Even something 'simple' like style transfer for 3D objects would make developments much more efficient. ( I'm not sure what simple means in this case )
Humans trick themselves that they are these original creators. Everything is a remix & anyway you can have extreme creativity/beauty from randomness and iterations. The AI will just be able to look at the internet & current/past trends & evolve some new stuff & won't need us.
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