He argues that AI tools are just tools, and that developers that use them shouldn’t be penalized.

  • Echo Dot@feddit.uk
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    It has no effect on rankings it literally just shows a tag to the user. If a customers response to the presence of that tag is not to buy the product, doesn’t that represent some sort of cultural problem that should concern a CEO, rather than complaining about the presence of the feature?

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      I would argue for a “Publishers are arseholes” tag, along with other ones like “Studio got closed”, “fired most of the developers”

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      No no, you don’t get it. Consumers are fine with medium doses of AI, we just have to cover it up and don’t tell them.

      This is important because then as a CEO I get to keep my cake and eat it too - I don’t have to pay workers to make games, and still charge for them as if I had actual costs.

      This moronic valve policy is gonna kill our golden egg chicken!

      Perspective above brought to you by the average asshole CEO.