I was with you up until the shift away from multiplayer part. I do not see that happening at all, and I don’t even like multiplayer games myself. There’s no denying that more multiplayer has been the trend for the last 30 years, spanning multiple (people) generations, and I don’t see AI changing that.
there is also a causation question. I’m similar to you, I don’t get sick much so I don’t have much reason to be obsessive about cleanliness (of course I am hygienic and practice normal food safety). but my wife gets sick often and that causes her to be extra super careful about foods she eats, cleaning, hand sanitizing, etc.
yeah I would like to leverage AI for stuff like RPG NPCs. instead of hearing the same filler lines for 200 hours of gameplay, barely reacting to the context of your game you could have a vibrant array of endless dialog that actually keeps up with your game progress (or lack thereof).
I think that is a different feature than what the article is talking about.
or just automatically load my last save please.
because blowing sucks.
yeah regulation enforcing something like this domestically would be nice, but obviously you can’t enforce it internationally. Adversarial states probably have their own GenAI platforms already.
underscores yes. underline formatted text no.
‘X’ wasn’t enough
‘X no’ wasn’t enough
‘X NO’ wasn’t enough
‘X NO!’ wasn’t enough
even ‘X NO!!’ wasn’t enough.
and here my joke falls apart because Lemmy doesn’t do underlines.
da ali g show. not entirely interviews of people in the public sphere, but a significant portion are.
this is also likely explicitly outside their jurisdiction since it involves a federal election
states run federal elections though, plus there are probably local issues on the ballot too. why are police even there if it’s outside their jurisdiction? and how do you expect federal entities to enforce laws at every single poll in the country? it makes no sense.
yeah and I’ve done a lot of chatting about amazon products online at reddit, forums, etc over the last 20 years or whatever and never once seen people get different prices on the same amazon link.
sign #8 that you might be a fascist.
Marjorie Taylor Greene
I’m talking mostly about the vibrant niche communities the comment above mentioned. That all happened well after the Digg and slashdot stuff. Niche communities grew on reddit relatively unchallenged.
Sure, reddit could have a similar meltdown to Digg, but I don’t think it’s a forgone conclusion. Social media has inertia. The bigger a platform is is the harder it is to lose people, because the mass is the feature.
But reddit also didn’t have that when I started using it.
reddit also didn’t have to compete with reddit.
yeah who needs Shakespeare.
because there have been lots of good remakes recently?
I think the takeaway here is that these things are not important to gamers. a few of us complain about it online, but clearly we are outnumbered in the market.
eh I’d say 7 was peak windows.