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My first instinct is that it's because everything can still be broken down into bespoke parts. You're not hooking up to the Copyright Infringement Pipe as a substitute for making content, you just made a thing that rearranges the content you've made. People can feel when something had a human hand creating it, and that's one of those intangible things you don't notice until it's gone.
I've seen procgen used for stuff like character icons, item/enemy behavior, and weirder shit like Dwarf Fortress's engraving descriptions. Never seen any complaints about it being "wrong" to do that, just "it looks bad sometimes"
imagine caring about copyright
I mean I don't, but that's basically the only thing these LLMs do and they can't even do it right or fun
its not because it's wrong, its because its sad for it to be the only use. like something being the forgery machine is technically an insult even if you could use forgery for cool stuff
Yeah, that makes sense.