Generative AI sucks for so many reasons, from its impact on the environment to the skyrocketing cost of RAM, but in my day-to-day life the most frustrating side effect is that whenever I look at an image online, a piece of art, or even a video, I have to wonder if someone’s trying to pull the wool over my eyes.
We’ve had to become extra vigilant, paranoid even, to keep out AI slop. There’s even a subreddit dedicated to people asking, “Is this AI?” And this is why Transport Fever 3 developer Urban Games is making some changes to its sim’s character art.
He was shiny, uncanny and weirdly smooth. There were none of the imperfections usually associated with AI art—no inconsistencies, no blurry patterns on his clothes, no freakishly malformed hands or teeth. But he, and all the other characters, still had an aesthetic that so many pieces of AI-generated character art end up with—and it was offputting.
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