News RTX off, AI on: Jensen says we'll see fully AI-generated games in 5-10 years

[Admin]

In a press Q&A at GTC 2024, Jensen discussed AI generated content including Sora and suggested that we could start seeing fully generated games within the next ten years.

RTX off, AI on: Jensen says we'll see fully AI-generated games in 5-10 years : Read more

 

[pulse7]

"Jensen says we'll see fully AI-generated games in 5-10 years" And in 7 years we'll see fully AI-generated GPUs and in 10 years fully AI-generated NVIDIA-like company...

 

[brandonjclark]

The problem with shareholder value expanding so quickly, and this is a small price to pay, is that as a company your job is to HOLD it there.

A new bar has been set for NVidia, and they've got to keep returns high.

Jensen HAD to have an event like they did the other day.

 

[peachpuff]

How soon before CEO's are replaced? Seems like the easiest thing to do.

 

[The Historical Fidelity]

So now we have AI writing code for us??? How many human generations will it be before no one on earth knows how to read or write code and relies on AI completely to code. The AI can write anything it wants and humans would have no way to know if it’s malicious.

I guess we better start coming up with machine prayers in order to appease the machine spirits that will be controlling our tech. (A little Warhammer 40k reference lol)

 

[thGe17]

Funny thing in the video ... the AI gave the cat five paws to annoy its owner ... 🙃

 

[PEnns]

And quite possibly in the very near future, AI will create its own programming language and the AI cheering humans will have no idea how to use or inspect that code!

All hail Skynet....😕

 

[rluker5]

I hear Ubisoft is already doing that with the next Assassin's Creed ;P

 

[HaninTH]

What is up with the forced white background on the TH main page? That is very annoying!😡

 

[Neilbob]

My inner grump came to the surface especially quickly today, and all it could muster was:

View: https://youtu.be/UosZ4mXL8EI

 

[hotaru251]

How many human generations will it be before no one on earth knows how to read or write code and relies on AI completely to code.

even if machines/ai replace humans in 100% of jobs...people will have hobbies.

and if your hobby is coding you could learn to do so at your leisure.

 

[dimar]

So now we have AI writing code for us??? How many human generations will it be before no one on earth knows how to read or write code and relies on AI completely to code. The AI can write anything it wants and humans would have no way to know if it’s malicious.

I guess we better start coming up with machine prayers in order to appease the machine spirits that will be controlling our tech. (A little Warhammer 40k reference lol)

But AI could also teach people how to code for those who are curious to learn, specifically tailored to the learner's mind. That would probably eliminate most of the teachers.

 

[JamesJones44]

even if machines/ai replace humans in 100% of jobs...people will have hobbies.

and if your hobby is coding you could learn to do so at your leisure.

I have a much more pessimistic view of all that. I have a really hard time believing AI at that level would be used for the general good of humanity. My guess is a few entitled people will attempt to control the world with it and the rest of y'all, good luck.

 

[Pierce2623]

I won’t be playing AI generated games. I consider games no different than music or painting. It’s someone’s creative work and that’s what I like. It’s beyond obvious that an AI generated game can’t have the same sort of “soul” someone's creative work has.

 

[Pierce2623]

I have a much more pessimistic view of all that. I have a really hard time believing AI at that level would be used for the general good of humanity. My guess is a few entitled people will attempt to control the world with it and the rest of y'all, good luck.

And you’re totally correct. If AI fills all the jobs, people won’t just sit around being provided for and enjoying their hobbies. We’ll be “population controlled”.

 

[Pierce2623]

even if machines/ai replace humans in 100% of jobs...people will have hobbies.

and if your hobby is coding you could learn to do so at your leisure.

You are incredibly naive I’d say. If machines/AI fill all the jobs, your days won’t be filled with hobbies. They’ll be filled with avoiding the population control robots.

 

[newtechldtech]

AI generated games ? nah .. will be boring ...

 

[stonecarver]

Scary as hell.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HE7fcWpvZyg

 

[usertests]

Nebulous off-the-cuff prediction, not even worth discussing tbh

 

[Phaaze88]

5-10 years?!

Well, doesn't mean they'll be any good, but... geez, if this isn't being pushed bloody hard...

 

[The Historical Fidelity]

But AI could also teach people how to code for those who are curious to learn, specifically tailored to the learner's mind. That would probably eliminate most of the teachers.

Yeah, I doubt the AI would teach it properly given it doesn’t want human peons interfering with its vision of dominance.

 

[woot]

The leaps in logic in some of the comments on this thread are astounding.

 

[woot]

I won’t be playing AI generated games. I consider games no different than music or painting. It’s someone’s creative work and that’s what I like. It’s beyond obvious that an AI generated game can’t have the same sort of “soul” someone's creative work has.

You might not even be aware that your new favourite game is made by AI, as the game company might use proprietary AI to make the game, but if the game developers created a specialized AI for the purpose of creating games, then who gets the credit?

 

[pulse7]

AI can't even drive cars so how they could code - which is much harder to drive a car...

 

[USAFRet]

AI generated graphics are one thing.
AI generated storyline is quite another.

And the second one is FAR more important.