Gamedev debate: as AI slop floods the market, human-made masterpieces may win
TAbrodi · x · 2026-11-11
Gamedev JKoukourakis argues AI-generated content flooding games isn't new — mass-produced generic experiences existed for a decade, just made manually. As slop floods the market, generic experiences will lose all value, forcing humans to double down on unique, deeply personal projects in niches big studios won't touch.
TAbrodi agrees, adding that reaching that uniqueness takes a real conversation — and most of it will happen on spawn, i.e. through human-AI collaboration.
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