[joshwcomeau]

++. I find it kinda baffling that people assume that the ideal endgame is "AI makes whatever the user wants". What I want is to have interesting novel experiences crafted by talented people. I have no interest in playing a randomly-generated composite of a bunch of existing games. What would be the point?

[sandspar]

Think of human DJs vs TikTok algorithms. In general, people prefer algorithmic DJs. The AI game dev may watch thousands of metrics - pupil dilation, linger time, interaction - then generate personalized games on the fly. Swipe for a new game, linger in the game for more than 5 seconds, AI generates a slightly better game. If the TikTok algorithms with human videos can addict a child in 20 minutes, then an AI game algorithm with AI generated images will presumably addict us even faster.

[ThrowawayR2]

Until we see this happening in AI generated literature, text being the native realm of the LLM, there isn't remotely any reason to worry about such hypothetical fantasy scenarios.