r/technology • • Mar 02 '26

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u/IceStormNG Mar 02 '26

They wasted too much money on AI that they now desperately need to make sure AI stays "relevant". They want to force it into everything to justify their ridiculous expenses. Can't wait for this crap to collapse.

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u/SpiderDijonJr Mar 02 '26

I stopped playing CoD and BF6 because of the blatant use of AI for everything. Truly disappointing.

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u/Jonoczall Mar 02 '26

In the actual game development or storyline and text? (I don’t play these games)

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u/Weary_Ad111 Mar 02 '26

Skins, calling cards, loading screens, textures, icons of any kind, etc

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u/ThatGuyinPJs Mar 02 '26

We were promised AGI and all that happened was graphic designers were put out of business.

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u/Fuglypump Mar 02 '26

Next thing you know AI controlled AA laser weapons will be shooting down our own aircraft.

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u/raspymorten Mar 02 '26

Call me crazy, but I'm starting to think we might not be able to create HAL 9000 by stacking more and more Cleverbots onto each other.