We live in quite fascinating and dark times. Artificial intelligence has been a central topic in society for a couple of years now, and we've seen the creation of tools that allow us to interact differently, and one might even say in much more exciting ways.
It seems like fiction, but today we can create extremely complex images with just a couple of block commands. In just a couple of years, we'll be creating entire video games just by telling the computer how we want them to look.
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This raises a rather exciting question: how holozing can take advantage of this technological boom to develop. much more accessible in a market where video games often cost a fortune and AAA games usually cost an arm and a leg..
I've been doing some research into the options available for video game developers in the field of artificial intelligence, and while there are some cases where it can be very useful for developers in terms of game creation, where it stands out most is in the visual aspect of the work.
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I think image creation is just the beginning for this technology, but for now, it's what it does best if we're good at giving prompts. I've been able to prove it myself throughout the year that you can create illustrations faithful to the original work but giving them prompts that are often complex.
You can create images of existing characters doing all kinds of actions, and most of the time, if you're careful with the prompts, they'll be effective. It will change the essence of the image very little and will focus on doing what we want it to do.
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I'm not so sure if the technology will be useful in the gameplay field because I've been watching some videos where many programmers use it to create code, and most of the time the artificial intelligence can't do it or can't make sense of and give direction to what we're asking it to do. It usually creates empty commands or commands that go nowhere or don't resemble what we're asking for.
What I have seen is more development in video game debugging. I think there are tools that are reasonably good, and although they aren't I understand the logic of blockchain video games very well. I think they can be used to detect errors and inconsistencies.
I still think it's better to limit yourself to creating images or, at the right time, start creating promotional videos using those images. I think that's where it stands out the most. And where we have the most control. In addition, if you've seen the last few months, it's where there's been the most growth and where the most noticeable results are. Improvements
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This is my drop of water for you, and I look forward to reading your thoughts in the comments and seeing what you think about what's been happening with artificial intelligence.