The article is misleading.
What they talk about here is basically having an algorithm looking through code, summarizing bug reports and repetitive playtesting.
SE calls it AI to make it sound more advanced than it is. The author calls it "gen AI" to make it sound more unethical than it is.
What they talk about here is basically having an algorithm looking through code, summarizing bug reports and repetitive playtesting.
SE calls it AI to make it sound more advanced than it is. The author calls it "gen AI" to make it sound more unethical than it is.
November 10, 2025 at 8:18 PM
The article is misleading.
What they talk about here is basically having an algorithm looking through code, summarizing bug reports and repetitive playtesting.
SE calls it AI to make it sound more advanced than it is. The author calls it "gen AI" to make it sound more unethical than it is.
What they talk about here is basically having an algorithm looking through code, summarizing bug reports and repetitive playtesting.
SE calls it AI to make it sound more advanced than it is. The author calls it "gen AI" to make it sound more unethical than it is.
Funny thing: If you turn it off Fynia starts to approach strangers, is really awkward, goes away and the switch turns on again
January 10, 2025 at 12:09 PM
Funny thing: If you turn it off Fynia starts to approach strangers, is really awkward, goes away and the switch turns on again
Don't know which explanation has been dumber, this one, or when people say giving birth and being a mother helped her to look younger, slimmer and refreshed (cause that's famously what pregancy/motherhood does to a woman).
November 30, 2024 at 7:06 PM
Don't know which explanation has been dumber, this one, or when people say giving birth and being a mother helped her to look younger, slimmer and refreshed (cause that's famously what pregancy/motherhood does to a woman).
Yeah, I don't understand the appeal.
I can understand watching sequels. But those remakes got reeeeally tired really fast. Who needs to see "Moana but worse" a few years after its initial release?!
I can understand watching sequels. But those remakes got reeeeally tired really fast. Who needs to see "Moana but worse" a few years after its initial release?!
November 21, 2024 at 10:13 PM
Yeah, I don't understand the appeal.
I can understand watching sequels. But those remakes got reeeeally tired really fast. Who needs to see "Moana but worse" a few years after its initial release?!
I can understand watching sequels. But those remakes got reeeeally tired really fast. Who needs to see "Moana but worse" a few years after its initial release?!
To the suits in charge those remakes and sequels mean risk free investments. They will never stop unless it stops printing money. But people keep watching that slop.
November 21, 2024 at 10:01 PM
To the suits in charge those remakes and sequels mean risk free investments. They will never stop unless it stops printing money. But people keep watching that slop.
Kenne in den meisten Fällen nur Kategorie 1 🥲
Mir wird immer von Tee vorgeschwärmt und dann riecht der wie eine IKEA Duftkerze und schmeckt nach heißem Wasser 🥲
Mir wird immer von Tee vorgeschwärmt und dann riecht der wie eine IKEA Duftkerze und schmeckt nach heißem Wasser 🥲
November 21, 2024 at 7:34 PM
Kenne in den meisten Fällen nur Kategorie 1 🥲
Mir wird immer von Tee vorgeschwärmt und dann riecht der wie eine IKEA Duftkerze und schmeckt nach heißem Wasser 🥲
Mir wird immer von Tee vorgeschwärmt und dann riecht der wie eine IKEA Duftkerze und schmeckt nach heißem Wasser 🥲