weird that nobody posted this here yet
funny slug game is a warning for the future
> she/they
> video is a dude doing a Shmorky muppet voice
First few seconds:
"AI isn't being used as a tool to improve human lives"
Strange how ChatGPT became the 5th most visited website in the world in a matter of a year or two, and MidJourney is the largest Discord server by like 10x of the nearest competitor. That's an awful lot of people using these services without getting any usable utility out of them at all. Wonder why they're going there if it's not doing anything for them?
> guy admits to having been a tester on Rain World
> despite that also admits that he's beaten the game several times and
had no idea about the AI-related backstory because he wasn't "skilled enough" to get the lore logs
Apparently the big important anti-AI message at the heart of Rain World is that people wanted to solve the problem of death so they made enormous city-sized computers to solve it, but the computers needed water for cooling, and they release all that water as steam at once, which comes down as torrential destructive rain all at once (hence the name Rain World) and the ground is uninhabitable as a result. Which turns out not to be a valid warning against AI, because that's not happening and is at zero risk of ever happening. He walks this all the way back to "climate change is a problem and AI uses energy and doesn't provide anything worthwhile as a result, which is eerily similar to the game." The supercomputers never solved the problem, proving they destroyed the environment for no reason just like modern AI is clearly accomplishing nothing at all.
Scattered throughout are the standard mushmouthed memetic falsehoods about what AI does or doesn't do.
> the whole time he's decrying AI and how it's automating art he's using advanced computing technology to translate his real world movements to a 3D avatar so he doesn't have to expend any effort to animate it himself