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>Is it though? AI has always been pretty bad with consistency
It's not even 10% as bad with consistency as people like you think. And your view comes from the fact you never spend any time figuring out how to get AI to do what you want.
>so now you're just upsetting an efficent work system
The system you're talking about isn't efficient at all... We are talking about modern game development right?
>e or hope that people will eventually learn
The youth growing up in a world with AI are already learning to use it, the older generations don't really matter all that much.
>but AI kind of fosters an attitude in which an already unappreciated art is being even more obscured
So it will be replaced with new appreciations. Things change.
>Go ahead, turn the generic goblin around with the same bandages, clothes, scars and hairstyle.
Like I said, it takes some time to make prompts, I don't want to waste my time working for you for free. The easiest method to do this would be to throw the image into a video model and say "goblin turning around" though.