Bilawal Sidhu asked, „How far do you think we are in this world where every pixel is generated at real-time frame rates? And what is your vision for gaming and non-gaming experiences in that new paradigm?“
Jensen: „I think with almost almost everything in technology, the S curve is not longer than a decade once it becomes true, once it becomes practical and better. And, of course, ChatGPT is not only practical; in most cases, it’s better. I think it’s less than ten years away. In ten year’s time you’re at the other end of that S curve. In five years from now, you’re probably right in the middle where everything is changing in real-time, and everybody’s going, ‚Oh, look at that, this is happening.‘ And so you just got to decide, are we two years into it, into that ten years? Probably, we’re probably already two years into it. And so I would say that within the next five to ten years, somewhere in between, it’s largely the case.“
Article’s author: „There are also plenty of examples of people creating games already with a relatively minimal effort — not good games, necessarily, but again, this is using version 1.0 tools. Even a lousy game created by AI in less than 10 minutes is a lot more than most people could manage on their own, and iterating on ideas to create better games can happen far more quickly. As Jensen also noted in the Q&A session, AI is democratizing access to writing code — you no longer need to go to years of school to be able to write code and scripts.“
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I seen an app less concept where the model builds the app based on what you ask the app to do. Maybe one day
120psi on
Company with huge vested interest in AI says AI is the future.
wiserhairybag on
Well I had said this to some friends recently that people may be able to make there own triple a games (to todays standards) if they wanted to in prob 7 years. Obv it would still take a fair amount of refinement and time but could be done relatively easily compared to today with something trained on a like an unreal engine.
Also I don’t see why it wouldn’t be able to make 3d cad drawings for assemblies for projects.
A robot that’s able to see would then be able to assess and imagine and create needed parts for projects. As long as they have the right inputs they can do almost anything. One day without us even asking
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I’m getting pretty fucking sick of Nvidia’s CEO trying to sell everyone on bullshit that will make the world worse as though it were a revolution that makes the world better.
imsurethisoneistaken on
While the idea of nothing to a full game from AI is likely very far away, I would not be surprised if in 5 years there is an AI capable of using existing game archetype models and an asset library to get 90% of a game in something like Unity.
I bet with 3 engineers and 6 months, you could get that for something like RPG Maker.
IfonlyIwastheOne83 on
Ok good
I want a command and conquer remastered game
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Bilawal Sidhu asked, „How far do you think we are in this world where every pixel is generated at real-time frame rates? And what is your vision for gaming and non-gaming experiences in that new paradigm?“
Jensen: „I think with almost almost everything in technology, the S curve is not longer than a decade once it becomes true, once it becomes practical and better. And, of course, ChatGPT is not only practical; in most cases, it’s better. I think it’s less than ten years away. In ten year’s time you’re at the other end of that S curve. In five years from now, you’re probably right in the middle where everything is changing in real-time, and everybody’s going, ‚Oh, look at that, this is happening.‘ And so you just got to decide, are we two years into it, into that ten years? Probably, we’re probably already two years into it. And so I would say that within the next five to ten years, somewhere in between, it’s largely the case.“
Article’s author: „There are also plenty of examples of people creating games already with a relatively minimal effort — not good games, necessarily, but again, this is using version 1.0 tools. Even a lousy game created by AI in less than 10 minutes is a lot more than most people could manage on their own, and iterating on ideas to create better games can happen far more quickly. As Jensen also noted in the Q&A session, AI is democratizing access to writing code — you no longer need to go to years of school to be able to write code and scripts.“
I seen an app less concept where the model builds the app based on what you ask the app to do. Maybe one day
Company with huge vested interest in AI says AI is the future.
Well I had said this to some friends recently that people may be able to make there own triple a games (to todays standards) if they wanted to in prob 7 years. Obv it would still take a fair amount of refinement and time but could be done relatively easily compared to today with something trained on a like an unreal engine.
Also I don’t see why it wouldn’t be able to make 3d cad drawings for assemblies for projects.
A robot that’s able to see would then be able to assess and imagine and create needed parts for projects. As long as they have the right inputs they can do almost anything. One day without us even asking
I’m getting pretty fucking sick of Nvidia’s CEO trying to sell everyone on bullshit that will make the world worse as though it were a revolution that makes the world better.
While the idea of nothing to a full game from AI is likely very far away, I would not be surprised if in 5 years there is an AI capable of using existing game archetype models and an asset library to get 90% of a game in something like Unity.
I bet with 3 engineers and 6 months, you could get that for something like RPG Maker.
Ok good
I want a command and conquer remastered game