A person doesn't have to like AI-assisted works, but we should be more human in terms of civility by not attacking people because of them. Folks using it are being kind enough to have those disclaimers.
Yeah I'm with you on this one.
For one, GBATemp used to be a place for actual scene work, not regurgitating an error cycle to an AI on performance critical code.
Reverse engineering this kind of thing takes time, and isn't the place for AI...
Rather just wait for the Windwaker decomp to be done and then polished up to see a true source port
It’s closing in on 80% complete with rapid but not eyebrow raising progress
Been checking in on it all year
Wake up babe, more AISlop on GBATemp's front page news! Fuck the chief editor, here's a list of Non-AI ports since this site has gone to shit and praises slop...
Are you tired of waiting for Nintendo to release a definitive version of their GameCube classic on a console that's sold more than four units? Then step right up! A fork of BlueWake, a static recompilation previously targetting iOS, the...
Biggest problem I have with AI usage is if it was a cloud based service, thanks to the AI induced shortages increasing prices.
Using such services just contributes to the problem IMO.
I think that if AI was used or not, even to generate code, it is fine, as long as it still has review and human hands and that the final product is still well made
Wait, we're mad that they used leaked code to try and create a port and were stopped, lawfully? I mean, I hate Take Two and any company under its umbrella, but.... This was on the dev 100%
No sympathy from me.
Sorry but if the developer was using the leaked source code to develop the fanmade Switch port, then it deserves to be taken down. Now if this was a recompilation or a decompilation, different story.
Skullzir, please slow down and think about what you are saying before you click the Post button. Making baseless assumptions about me as a person is not a substitute for discussion.
And where did I say I am owed anything?
You said copying the...
No. But hey, acting like a wannabe badass, posting memes, and acting entitled must be fixing the issues with copyright and the industry as a whole right? When this mindset actually changes anything for the better, let me know.