It is hard to say. You can’t extrapolate the capabilities of AI linearly, because it’s unknown whether the current rate of progress will plateau at some point or when. If it improves at a linear rate indefinitely, we’re getting superhuman AGI and have a lot more to worry about than video games.
Yeah that’s fair but I wouldn’t put a cap on it. If a game developer takes 4 years to make a game, then that’s the time period I’d want to assess though when comparing what AI might be able to do. Given the rapid development so far, I’d not bet it can’t make a 3d game with the right amount of management.
But calling it worring is fair. It sure is a big unknown. I’m using it daily but I can see how using a team of 200 ai organised together to self regulate past their weaknesses, kind of already exponentially improves them and that sure is… Something.
Anyway just a thought to share that paper review on that YouTube and my thoughts. It’s a strange world we are looking forward to.
It is hard to say. You can’t extrapolate the capabilities of AI linearly, because it’s unknown whether the current rate of progress will plateau at some point or when. If it improves at a linear rate indefinitely, we’re getting superhuman AGI and have a lot more to worry about than video games.
Yeah that’s fair but I wouldn’t put a cap on it. If a game developer takes 4 years to make a game, then that’s the time period I’d want to assess though when comparing what AI might be able to do. Given the rapid development so far, I’d not bet it can’t make a 3d game with the right amount of management.
But calling it worring is fair. It sure is a big unknown. I’m using it daily but I can see how using a team of 200 ai organised together to self regulate past their weaknesses, kind of already exponentially improves them and that sure is… Something.
Anyway just a thought to share that paper review on that YouTube and my thoughts. It’s a strange world we are looking forward to.