Pretty amazing results. It would be fun to work as a traveling 3D capture artist, going to novel locations and scanning assets to use in fantasy worlds.
> It would be fun to work as a traveling 3D capture artist, going to novel locations and scanning assets to use in fantasy worlds.
When I read this, I immediately thought of Nikon’s Natural Intelligence campaign[1]. This comment was on point with their thinking.
Akin to how being an “influencer” is now a legitimate profession. I can’t wait to see how people get incredibly creative to make a living using new AI tech.
Or rather - scanning assets in phantasy worlds and using the results for bot development. A bot, looking at the screen and using a Bluetooth keyboard for commands would be much less detectable.
> A bot, looking at the screen and using a Bluetooth keyboard for commands would be much less detectable.
this has been one of the preferred ways to go about cheating for some time; sometimes even with things like video-splitters way-back-when.
>Or rather - scanning assets in phantasy worlds and using the results for bot development
yeah but the thing with games is that the data is there, and often times trivial to deobfuscate -- and when you DO get to it, it's perfect 1:1 rather than trained AI best guesses; it's not some natural reality where a best-guest approximation is the best you can hope for.
The bar for bot development will surely drop further and further, but until efforts towards keeping The Data away from Mean Person are strengthened then the easiest way forward is through data mining.
sheepscreek|2 years ago
When I read this, I immediately thought of Nikon’s Natural Intelligence campaign[1]. This comment was on point with their thinking.
Akin to how being an “influencer” is now a legitimate profession. I can’t wait to see how people get incredibly creative to make a living using new AI tech.
1. Nikon Fights Back Against AI - https://petapixel.com/2023/06/15/nikon-fights-back-against-a...
i8comments|2 years ago
MikePlacid|2 years ago
serf|2 years ago
this has been one of the preferred ways to go about cheating for some time; sometimes even with things like video-splitters way-back-when.
>Or rather - scanning assets in phantasy worlds and using the results for bot development
yeah but the thing with games is that the data is there, and often times trivial to deobfuscate -- and when you DO get to it, it's perfect 1:1 rather than trained AI best guesses; it's not some natural reality where a best-guest approximation is the best you can hope for.
The bar for bot development will surely drop further and further, but until efforts towards keeping The Data away from Mean Person are strengthened then the easiest way forward is through data mining.