tailored to their needs and skill levels. It's even possible that "prompters" will become in demand for their skill in making particular AIs produce the most vivd and exciting worlds that multiple people want to experience. So, where does that leave studios, along with devs/artists/composers? - ThreadSky

mickjayplays.bsky.social • 5 days ago

tailored to their needs and skill levels.

It's even possible that "prompters" will become in demand for their skill in making particular AIs produce the most vivd and exciting worlds that multiple people want to experience.

So, where does that leave studios, along with devs/artists/composers?

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mickjayplays.bsky.social•5 days ago

Studios will build AIs that represent the vision of games they want to present. They will build AIs with signature creative styles (art and music, writing, mood, etc) and gameplay loops. They will build AI to create games that are a specific type of *experience*.

And that’s where the creatives

mickjayplays.bsky.social•5 days ago

come in: we will produce art/music/writing in our signature styles. That content will be used to train the AIs to produce games with an overarching, cohesive “style” of game the AI will produce. Their content will be used to produce a signature style that is the vision of the studio.

I can even see

mickjayplays.bsky.social•5 days ago

the studios using the names of the artists and musicians to promote the AIs, much like studios use specific voice artists and musicians to help promote individual games. They’ll end up paying BIG money to sign exclusive contracts with talented character artists, musicians, voice actors, etc.,

mickjayplays.bsky.social•5 days ago

to train their models and *only* their models…and *continue* training them.

Devs will tweak the models continuously, tightening gameplay loops and helping balance gameplay. Signature artists and musicians will produce more and more of their craft to help the AI dial in their style and make it

mickjayplays.bsky.social•5 days ago

believable and cohesive. Everyone will get paid for a few years of work and either take large, lump sums…or work out deals to get a cut of every time someone creates an experience using the AI.

Basically, truly rockstar creatives will thrive in this system. Studios will compete to produce AIs that

mickjayplays.bsky.social•5 days ago

produce the *experiences* people want, not just individual games.

But, like buggy whip makers when cars took over, there *will* be some “casualties”. “Assembly line” creatives will most likely have to retrain or find work in an industry that needs that type of work. Essentially, many “grunt level”

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