AI tooling in the Demoscene
category: code [glöplog]
To stick to the topic, important questions for me would be:
Where to draw a line between tedious framework tasks and creative work?
How much do the technical intricacies behind a framework or tool inform the content that's being made with it?
As a creative, I appreciate transparency. As a non-coder, I need agreeable specificity as consensus. To be able to vote accordingly as a partygoer, and viewer.
Where to draw a line between tedious framework tasks and creative work?
How much do the technical intricacies behind a framework or tool inform the content that's being made with it?
As a creative, I appreciate transparency. As a non-coder, I need agreeable specificity as consensus. To be able to vote accordingly as a partygoer, and viewer.
Regarding compos, i think the one and only thing you can do is writing something into the rules that says "We would appreciate human created content. If you use AI to generate assets and/or code, please be honest about it and tell us what was created this way, and how." Because "banning" it will just not work, at all.
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Regarding compos, i think the one and only thing you can do is writing something into the rules that says "We would appreciate human created content. If you use AI to generate assets and/or code, please be honest about it and tell us what was created this way, and how." Because "banning" it will just not work, at all.
I like this a lot and it is a very probable outcome.
What groepaz said
What groepaz said is pretty much exactly the potential compromise I had in mind.
I think that's probably OK for 256b, 4k, 4k gfx, 8k, 64k compos. For the other compos, especially music/graphics, I'm just not involved enough.
If you use AI (for content and/or tooling), tell us. Be honest. Let's all learn together how stuff is done. In case we figure out that you were dishonest about your AI use, you will be disqualified. Simple.
If there happens to be a demand for "pure manual only" competitions in the future, they will happen. But I'm not really seeing that demand currently.
I think that's probably OK for 256b, 4k, 4k gfx, 8k, 64k compos. For the other compos, especially music/graphics, I'm just not involved enough.
If you use AI (for content and/or tooling), tell us. Be honest. Let's all learn together how stuff is done. In case we figure out that you were dishonest about your AI use, you will be disqualified. Simple.
If there happens to be a demand for "pure manual only" competitions in the future, they will happen. But I'm not really seeing that demand currently.
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Regarding compos, i think the one and only thing you can do is writing something into the rules that says "We would appreciate human created content. If you use AI to generate assets and/or code, please be honest about it and tell us what was created this way, and how." Because "banning" it will just not work, at all.
I'd welcome if this was mandatory slide information. Just like people also share when they made sth with cables, Tixl etcpp.
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Quote:Regarding compos, i think the one and only thing you can do is writing something into the rules that says "We would appreciate human created content. If you use AI to generate assets and/or code, please be honest about it and tell us what was created this way, and how." Because "banning" it will just not work, at all.
I'd welcome if this was mandatory slide information. Just like people also share when they made sth with cables, Tixl etcpp.
We did that last year but not very well :) we’re refining it as we go since the topic is also evolving.
In my editor I had a lot of use of AI for what I found to be tedious things like splines, fast fourier transforms etc that I'm too stupid or too lazy to learn. I want to focus on the interaction and logic of the thing instead. More my cup of tea. It wasn't perfect off the bat of course but I got it working as fast or faster than if I'd copy someones version from "the internet" anyway. And it's basically the same thing in the end.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rD62BZD0AYU
(the slider with default snap is AI created too)
As for work, one thing I've used AI for is to create a pdf reader that you can set a scale on and then draw rectangles to get dimensions and areas from plans. I made that with AI in maybe two hours. Would have taken me at least the weekend just to get the pdf library right (which is half cheating anyway).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilGGvutQOCk
For play I made a program to randomize golf pairings in a tournament to both equalize hcp in team play but also split into groups where you play with as many people as possible.
Small tools like that is great to use with AI. Creative content for me is a bit meh, but if it can help me with theory I'm fine with it in my case since I need the help.
Just my 2c.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rD62BZD0AYU
(the slider with default snap is AI created too)
As for work, one thing I've used AI for is to create a pdf reader that you can set a scale on and then draw rectangles to get dimensions and areas from plans. I made that with AI in maybe two hours. Would have taken me at least the weekend just to get the pdf library right (which is half cheating anyway).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilGGvutQOCk
For play I made a program to randomize golf pairings in a tournament to both equalize hcp in team play but also split into groups where you play with as many people as possible.
Small tools like that is great to use with AI. Creative content for me is a bit meh, but if it can help me with theory I'm fine with it in my case since I need the help.
Just my 2c.
I know, "make a demo about it"