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Video game studios are so scared of AI they’re offering $7K bonusus for AI ideas (fortune.com)
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Video game studios are so scared of AI they’re offering $7K bonusus for AI ideas::They're forcing employees to study machine learning and offering $7,000 bounties for A.I. ideas: ‘Every week, we feel that we are going to be eliminated’

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[–] Xiaz@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

Funny part is, an MMO has already died because of this premise. EverQuest NEXT was going to use a foundational system called Storybricks that would generate a living story for the world, in real time, using AI for the npcs, quests, zone events. That worked so well that the MMO half of EQN got cancelled and turned into a weird, plot based, EQ styled version of Minecraft that never got to full release.