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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lynnfredricks" data-source="post: 9697739" data-attributes="member: 91695">I agree. And there are significant shifts happening already. As a parallel to this, when we changed from floppies to CDROM, the CDROM was just treated as a big floppy. But developers were able to do far, far more in terms of what the space enabled. Right now, AI is producing content in art, writing and music, and that will very much directly impact creators. And this is just the start.Right now there is a sort of grass roots anti-AI lobby in this very tiny market of RPGs and tabletop games. However a lot of successful Kickstarters are happening with AI art. I don't see the anti-AI lobby holding out.Likewise (and parallel to this), I ran an informal poll on Reddit to see how much people cared if, despite knowing the policies of the CCP (and otherwise opposing them), if it mattered if games were being manufactured there. In a nutshell, many said 'they care,' but all but a very small contingent said it wouldn't matter to them anyway.So despite efforts made to oppose the use of AI, I just don't see it making a whole lot of difference in terms of sales.  This personally disappoints me but anyone treating their business seriously needs to pay attention to 'bad news.'</blockquote>