Just like writing, the biggest threat to game development isn't the LLMs themselves, but a failure to disclose LLM usage. Humans want to read things humans wrote, and humans want to play what humans made.

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eamsen 3 hours ago | parent [-]

Humanity is at a crossroads: Should we judge creative work by its authorship or by its merits?

Is something beautiful worth less if it was made by a probabilistic machine?

	▲	mycocola 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Yes, and I don’t think this should be contentious. It’s the difference between talking to a friend, seeing their gears turn as they consider what you say, perhaps even changing them forever, and an LLM instantly provide a response that is cold and indifferent to who you are.