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Can't say I'm a fan, but that's mostly because the sort of people who use generative AI to make things generally seem to not actually care about doing the post-generation stuff, like curating, testing, and tweaking. Using generative AI as a starting point doesn't seem bad, but trusting the end result to be good on its own has routinely lead to disappointing products.
Music seems like the easiest thing to get generative AI involved in, as it's fairly good at doing that already and Midi seems like a more forgiving file-type than most. Graphics would be a challenge (at least if your goal was Dink-style graphics), and script writing would likely be a nightmare (for anything longer than a short romp).
Still, if someone wants to have a go, I wouldn't want them to cease on my regard. Even if they end up making something subpar, it's not like most of us haven't made something like that all by ourselves. And if they find a way to make something good out of it, all the better.
Music seems like the easiest thing to get generative AI involved in, as it's fairly good at doing that already and Midi seems like a more forgiving file-type than most. Graphics would be a challenge (at least if your goal was Dink-style graphics), and script writing would likely be a nightmare (for anything longer than a short romp).
Still, if someone wants to have a go, I wouldn't want them to cease on my regard. Even if they end up making something subpar, it's not like most of us haven't made something like that all by ourselves. And if they find a way to make something good out of it, all the better.
