All the people complaining about AI in game code have never received actual, real half-baked projects from other companies and seen what horrors actual, real professionals were doing.

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Sturgeon’s Law applies: 90% of everything is crud. The percentage for AI-generated art might be higher right now, since the barriers to entry and throughput are so low. But it’s not 100%, and in the limit it’ll stabilize at 90%. It’ll likely never be much lower than that.

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A lot of people have no real vision and don't realize that mastering the technical side of an art/skill is only the first half of the battle! It's absolutely why people feel jealous of AI, and I think a lot of modern art in general has strangely lost sight of stirring feelings over looking difficult

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Devalued by who? I can appreciate that it might be a mote harder to find a paying job in game-dev. But what were you even building if it isn't applicable to what you can do now? Everything I've learned in the last 20 years of dev work is *magnified* by the tools I have available now.

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I'd argue that a lot of tools and tutorials are very poorly constructed to the point of dissuading lots of people who do care, but to your point, it's very true that someone with a deep passion for that kind of project will find a way to press on regardless

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