Nier director Yoko Taro recently said that he believes AI will one day put game devs out of a job and have them "澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:treated like bards," and now he says he reckons all creators will also be unable to ma🍒ke🐻 a proper living.

In a recent tweet (translated by ), Taro writes, "Using AI, re🐼gular people will become creators. You won't be able to make a living as a creator anymore. However, people who want to create games will do so even if they can’t make a living out of it."

It's a sad prediction, but also a bittersweet testament to what drives artists: the art they create, not just the money it can generate them. Obviously, it would be great if artists could be paid properly, that way they cꦉan keep making art for us to enjoy, but as we've seen throughout history, they'll create no matter what.

Fortunately, Taro also jokes that "my predictions about the future are almost always wrong so don't worry about it." AI is still nowhere near the leve🦋l necessary to make a game or video to the standards we're used to, so it's unlikely devs and creators will be out of a job any time soon.

T꧋aro did predict that CG motion would be one of the first things AI cou🐬ld automate, and that still hasn't truly happened yet.

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