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<blockquote data-quote="CubicsRube" data-source="post: 9464164" data-attributes="member: 6848185">I think many people's exposure to AI in the rpg space is AI generated art, particularly companies that seem to have generated art, done minimal work and slapped it on a commercial product.That is not an ethical use of AI.I'm seeing AI used ethically (IMO) to do the initial portions (brainstorming?) of contract preparation and financial analyses. These are ALWAYS used as a starting point which is then reviewed and amended by humans. I understand a similar thing is done with storyboarding for art works and initial drafts of story writing.In my view if used correctly this is an advanced version of using images and stories we know for inspiration. If they are used as such but the real work is put in by humans then we're using AI in another step of automation and it should be beneficial in that context.As mentioned it's nuanced. How much transformation of a piece counts as original art? In accounting what constitutes a repair to a fixed asset or an improvement (and hence capitalisable) is not always clear, and so there are official principles to apply and a level of professional judgement involved. I suspect something similar will be needed in the future for these determinations.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CubicsRube, post: 9464164, member: 6848185"] I think many people's exposure to AI in the rpg space is AI generated art, particularly companies that seem to have generated art, done minimal work and slapped it on a commercial product. That is not an ethical use of AI. I'm seeing AI used ethically (IMO) to do the initial portions (brainstorming?) of contract preparation and financial analyses. These are ALWAYS used as a starting point which is then reviewed and amended by humans. I understand a similar thing is done with storyboarding for art works and initial drafts of story writing. In my view if used correctly this is an advanced version of using images and stories we know for inspiration. If they are used as such but the real work is put in by humans then we're using AI in another step of automation and it should be beneficial in that context. As mentioned it's nuanced. How much transformation of a piece counts as original art? In accounting what constitutes a repair to a fixed asset or an improvement (and hence capitalisable) is not always clear, and so there are official principles to apply and a level of professional judgement involved. I suspect something similar will be needed in the future for these determinations. [/QUOTE]

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