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@cvzen.bsky.social

Hello hi I do some stuff • Mainly plays modded celeste and people say I'm good at it • Most likely auADHD • REALLY likes glaceon. Also likes pikmin and isat a lot • I'm an ✨ idiot ✨ https://en.pronouns.page/@CVZen

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raven 🦇@helix.midwestspeedfest.com · 16h ago

so they released big walk, took a commendable stand against microsoft, achieved resounding success... but only now, 3 months later, do they disclose their AI use, and their statement stops short of an actual apology or a commitment to not using AI in the future. what a slap in the face. fuck you.

Jack Ryan 🙏🧪@jacksonwryan.com · 17h ago

House House updated its FAQ regarding AI use: "In the final stretch of Big Walk’s development, LLMs were used sparingly by House House to help work through difficult technical challenges and bugs." bigwalk.game/faq/#ai

Megan Fox@glassbottommeg.bsky.social · yesterday

So, a bunch of other IGF jurors and myself are posting a statement on (and against) the encroachment of AI in the competition and the industry in general. We're not gonna vote for any game that uses AI in any capacity, including coding. It seemed important to state this plainly, in the open, so:

This year's IGF entries have been incredible. We've been lucky to play games that surprise, connect, and challenge us, and we're excited to vote for our favorites. Unfortunately, there has also been a significant increase in the number of submitted games developed with generative AI tools. This has set off some fairly intense discussion and disagreement across the judge and jury pools, and at this point there is no universal consensus on what (if anything) is to be done. The IGF has affirmed that we may cast our votes according to our own tastes and values. But we, a contingent of IGF jurors, feel that this trend and the games embracing it deserve stronger pushback than a vote in silence. While IGF leadership has approved the release of this statement, it's important to note that we do not speak for IGF as an organization, or for all IGF jury members. Many jurors had differing perspectives and significant reservations about this statement. Some jurists additionally voiced concern about their ability to safely sign without professional blowback, and we do not intend this letter to serve as a censure of those who were unable to sign. Above all: Our goal is to state solidarity with those who despair over the future of their art, their craft, and their industry—including those who have experimented with these tools in the past, but who now believe they are not in our best interest. We know that change does not come at the individual level, but as independent developers, we also know firsthand the value of pushing back on what an industry has deemed "inevitable." As jurists, we feel a responsibility to push past defeatism and aspire to a higher ideal. The future is not yet settled. You are not alone. We can stand together.We, the undersigned IGF jury members, believe the following: 1. That generative AI has these negative effects: Ecological harms at community and planetary levels Economic harms to working developers and artists Cognitive and psychological harms to its users Harm to the increasingly fragile information landscape Harms to labor and worker power in creative fields 2. That these harms do not depend on what is generated, be it music or writing, art or VO, marketing assets or code. 3. That AI-generated code is not an exception to these harms. Programming is a creative discipline whose labour deserves the same respect we extend to any part of making a game. This extends to the past work used to train these models without the creators' consent. 4. Finally, that the use of these tools is neither a foregone conclusion in our industry nor that their adoption has been wholly voluntary. We stand in solidarity not only with those developers who have the freedom to unilaterally reject them, but also with those who have been compelled by their employers to adopt their use, those working to establish or improve their workplace policies, and especially with those in positions of precarity who are so often those most pressured to abandon their values. For these reasons, this year we are declining to vote for any game that uses generative AI in any capacity. We urge the IGF to adopt a strong anti-AI policy for future years that disallows games containing any AI-generated work. A.M. Darke aurahack Aura Triolo Austin Walker Brendon Chung Brent Arnold Dan Floyd Everest Pipkin Gianna Ruggiero isaac io schankler Johnnemann Nordhagen Lena Raine Marielle Kho Megan Fox Noel Berry Osama Dorias Sam Barlow Tamara Duplantis Taylor Mccue
Viviiiiiii@vivian.pmd.social · 4d ago

Look at this handsome zoroark, I'm definitely not obsessed with him, certainly not (don't look into this) lil gift sticker of Bann I commed my friend @atrylart.bsky.social for (don't think he's active on this website) Bann belongs to my dear friend porbler, bless her

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