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GOG did an AMA and here's some highlights - like how they'll continue using generative AI
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I'm about as anti-AI as you can get, but that wasn't a confirmation - it was a non-answer.
And considering how many things "AI" is getting crammed into, if they'd given a definitive answer, it wouldn't have been possible to guarantee it - because they're not in control of every business scenario in the industry.
Same thing, as far as I'm concerned.
What they're using is clearly generative AI, meant to replace artists. It would be very easy to say they were no longer going to be doing that.
I mean you said it in the second half but the non answer is the confirmation they will adopt it like everyone else in part because it’s become part of institutional tools
"adopting it" and "getting saddled with it" are two different things.
skavau is a clown