> So, if traditional game worlds are paintings, neural worlds are photographs. Information flows from sensor to screen without passing through human hands.
I don't get this analogy at all. Instead of a human information flows through a neural network which alters the information.
> Every lifelike detail in the final world is only there because my phone recorded it.
I might be wrong here but I don't think this is true. It might also be there because the network inferred that it is there based on previous data.
Imo this just takes the human out of a artistic process - creating video game worlds and I'm not sure if this is worth archiving.
I don't get this analogy at all. Instead of a human information flows through a neural network which alters the information.
> Every lifelike detail in the final world is only there because my phone recorded it.
I might be wrong here but I don't think this is true. It might also be there because the network inferred that it is there based on previous data.
Imo this just takes the human out of a artistic process - creating video game worlds and I'm not sure if this is worth archiving.