>>95987120
Unfortunately this is the simple reality. These tools exist. They're being used to make money. Tools that make money don't go away until they're replaced by better tools. There isn't a debate about whether we'll "allow ai" in our games. It's here and it'll get a hell of a lot more prevelant.
Digital art replaced huge sectors of traditional art.
Drum machines replaced countless drummers.
Automobiles replaced the mass use of horses.
Autotune has an entire generation of pop-stars who couldn't hit a single fucking note if their lives depended on it.
3d printing and CNC machines are putting sculptures and small parts manufacturors out of business.
Tools change markets. They don't go away just because the people whose skills are no longer needed, as often, throw a fit. Art won't go away, and AI will never be art. But the marketing copy and collateral that used to employ vast swathes of semi-professional artists? That market will shortly be gone.
