• [R3D4CT3D]@midwest.social
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        1 year ago

        it’s on the steam store page:

        AI GENERATED CONTENT DISCLOSURE

        The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

        The use of AI in Vice Undercover was strictly limited to enhancing a limited number of database images, such as some faces, objects, and locations. All images began with original photographs taken by the team, which were then used to create datasets for generating initial concepts. These AI-generated images were not used as-is—instead, they served as a starting point for detailed, creative transformation. Every final image was extensively painted, composited, and refined using original photographs and artistic elements, ensuring that all visuals align with the game’s unique style and authenticity. AI was simply one tool in a much larger creative process driven by human artistry.

        https://store.steampowered.com/app/1953850/VICE_Undercover/

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          1 year ago

          That doesn’t sound like a kind of “AI” usage I’m particularly concerned about, but would be willing to listen to reasons of why it is or isn’t a problem

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            1 year ago

            I just genuinely don’t like the look of most AI generated imagery, also there’s the ever prevalent conundrum that is the lack of supporting actual human artists.

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              1 year ago

              Out of curiosity, did you not like the images before you read that they used AI? Its pretty obvious that it was used as a tool by human artists from the write-up, in the same way that a human artist would use Photoshop.

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            1 year ago

            The AI used was likely trained on sets of data without the consent nor compensation of the people whose works were used.

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              1 year ago

              I’ve never understood this argument in a vacuum. Fair use includes education. And people have been getting inspired by art they don’t own a copyright to for ever.

              There are lots of other critiques of ai that I do agree with.

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                I didn’t take it to mean that the AI was exclusively trained on their own images, but good on them if they are.

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          I almost would have preferred that they lower the quality of the images they took, or use an older camera for more of that “old school jank” vibe they were supposedly going for.

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          1 year ago

          lol the idea of an AI bot designed to criticize AI is hilarious and may be an acceptable use of AI.