A.I. created games and assets

[cryppto]

I just watched this video about A.I. creating 3D assets, landscape and even a game.

It's really interesting too see and I'm curious to see how this tech will evolve.

 

 

Imagine leaving your PC work over night and have a bunch of high quality 3D assets ready the next morning.

It would make creating a new world a lot easier. Even if the models you get doesn't work for the project you're working on it could be safe for later use.

[BTGBullseye]

Would be nice to tell an AI what I want in a game, and 3 weeks later the game is finished for me with no other human input.

[EightInchNails]

On 6/19/2019 at 1:31 AM, RaTcHeT302 said:

Anyone who says that AI is going to turn against us, Terminator style, either doesn't understand how computers work, or, maybe people forgot that, computer programs are essentially just math. Lot's of math. I don't blame them for being scared, but, come on, a little math has never killed anyone... I hope.

 

Some wierdos in a lab, thaught a bunch of sand, and a bunch of rocks how to think.

Yeah I don't think the machines will take over any time soon, I've never heard of any cases where math literally killed people.

 

Maybe.

 

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PLEASE DON'T KILL ME

 

Well that's reassuring.  In any case, I don't fear the Basilisk.

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[DreamHollow4219]

Game Engines like Unreal are already proving that AI is insanely powerful right now.

 

I remember witnessing their technical demo for their latest engine and how close to photorealism it was. With graphics in particular, we really aren't that much further off until we can count the grains of sand in a fully emulated beach. That's a huge testament to how far graphical AI has come.