[flitzofolov]

That's like adding puke frosting to a turd cake.

[xyzzy9563]

It depends how good the AI is and how it's used etc. It would for example be neat to walk around in a massive AI generated multiplayer city that has a lot of intricate details.

[AlotOfReading]

Are we labeling procedural generation AI now? There have been procgen city generators for decades. Here's a particularly nice example:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2859220/Vuntra_City/

Humans are really good at identifying the unreality of procgen because it loses the intentionality we expect from our built environments. Here's the author of that game talking about their solutions to the problem:

https://youtu.be/4MZ5-KQW3pc

[taeric]

Sorta? Procedurally generated levels tend to not invite repeated playthroughs. Maybe this is a leap above previous efforts, but also maybe that isn't a problem.

I'm all for folks trying. I'm less enthusiastic it will pay off.

[kevingadd]

Check out Shadows of Doubt if you want an infinite supply of procedurally generated cities with intricate details. No multiplayer, though.

[jen729w]

Yeah but have you seen what people like to eat these days?