Gaming subreddit gives up anti-AI moderation fight, sparking skill-vs-AI debate
NathanpmYoung · x · 2026-09-08
A gaming community moderator announced they're giving up the fight against AI: "It's either this, or shut down the group because not a single person can dedicate the time to evaluating every single game." The thread argues AI will likely be widely incorporated in the arts — and that skilled creatives, like systems-thinking engineers in vibecoding, would get far better AI results than non-trad creators if they stopped disavowing it.
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