>>3799637
>Anyone else feel like people are accomplishing less with AI?
If you mean people in artistic field who dislike AI, or feel demoralized by it. Then yes, perhaps.
It's not the people using AI that are accomplishing less. Rather, it would be the people who dislike it that are. (I assume.)

Though people figuring out AI and exploring it as a new tool, would of course be seen as accomplishing less for some time, until they get a good handle on it. (Which can be difficult considering how it's been evolving.)


>>3799683
>Anyone who uses AI to "accomplish" anything has accomplished nothing.
That sounds about what this guy working in (I think) cloud-service told me recently, (while discussing about the Stop Killing Games initiative) when I showed him that my experience with game dev was in RPG maker. And he basically dismissed it as nothing.

So... don't an injustice to another, as it was done to you.