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I understand what you are saying but I don't think trippe a games let AI write the story. I think its like software engineering, where the human still thinks about and decides about the architecture but let's the AI produce the actual code. I feel like its a pretty difficult dilemma. Idk if I would care that an npc dialogue is generated or written. As long as the story and the world is handcrafted and these details as a npc you might not even interact with match that storry I think I don't really care? I think its simpler to picture with game assets: I don't care if a sprite for a puff of smoke is AI generated. I would care though if the characters are generated and not hand painted/textured
It's a slippery slope. We have to object to ALL AI usage to ensure it doesn't get to that point.