Game dev pushes back on anti-AI argument: nobody actually uses AI for ideas
AIandDesign · x · 2026-10-13
Responding to mockery that vibe-coded games are all bad, AIandDesign argues the core flaw in anti-AI thinking is assuming people use AI for ideas. The author says brainstorming with AI always ends with tossing its suggestions in favor of their own, and that "one-shotted Call of Duty" posters are attention seekers, not actual game builders — a distinction critics conveniently blur.
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