Speedrobo Games has officially acquired the English license for The Caster Chronicles and we will be working with @TCGCOLTD to bring the game back to the following regions.
North America, UK, and Europe.
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@BlauNate There are good uses for the tech as a whole. Medical, accessibility, language/translation, and a few other uses that can help automate away boring busywork. That said, I do agree that your average consumer end slop makers are just cute toys at best. Regulation is really vital.
Yeah, I agree with this and I think it's more or less where I stand. I think the comparison to cars is very apt. Cars came into our lives with very few safety features and regulations. They did tons of damage and killed many people. (1/2)
I’ve talked to many in my industries (animation and game dev) about AI code/etc and they’re kind of split on it. Maybe 60% for/complacent, and 40% “just as bad as AI for art.” Personally, I’m reluctantly okay with it, as much as any “unethically made but heckin useful” tech in our lives, such as the Internet, social media, and cars.
Compelling common points I hear against AI code:
-At some level there is an “art” to code, and the AI systems have been guilty of plagiarizing massive chunks of unique code from my friends’ open source stuff, line for line. Yes, code is syntax, but using it creatively is how coders have high level careers. It’s also very hard to know if there is stolen code in your AI-coded product. Legally and ethically scary.
-Transferring the skill of coding (and everything else) from humans to machines is a can of cultural/ethical worms, and soon we may forget how to do it, and then much innovation will cease, since AI is simply regurgitation. Personally, it’s very hard for me, a medium-high level coder, to justify writing anything by hand anymore. That’s scary for my long-term skill recall.
-The base tech of the chat bot understanding human language is only possible thanks to mass data theft. Books, communication, etc.
-Tons of the code it trained on was obtained illegally. Anthropic was found guilty of this in court, but allowed to train on said data thanks to loopholes. (AFAIK)
-On enormous pipelines, the agents may struggle to work with the enormous scope, and if the agents built it, the humans may not know how to fix big bugs efficiently. It may be better suited for low to mid level software development.
So, in theory, is it possible to make an LLM as good as Claude Code completely ethically? Honestly, I don’t know. Seems most in my industry are at the point of being too tired to resist something that is likely futile at this point. They already got away with it. You can’t un-terraform a planet (but you can fight for a more ethical use of the new landscape).
Also, there is no denying the allure of the power it holds. Unlike many uses of AI, using it for code and tech tasks can often result in a higher quality, more stable, AND faster end product. All-around improvement; not corner cutting. (But at what cost…)
@YGOLabNet Winning a YCS is and never was about the prizing.
People just really like playing the game. It’s cool to be good at something and have results to prove it.
Also winning a YCS absolutely means something lol. It’s not exactly easy to place 1st in a tournament with 1200+ players.
This goes for every card game. Yes prizing that’s good is super cool and all that. But like if you’re just looking for money to sell from winning an event, just go gambling for money. Play, have fun, and win for the love of the TCG. Not for money.
I'm going to get flamed for this but I love Raul. NAILED his job as a character in the story. He is the only like... REAL villain we got in the original run. Ren, turns into a goof. Leon, manipulated by Void. Evil Takuto... come on. Raul is a mustache twirler and I love it.
@TCGBuzzPOD My first Avatar. I had no idea Bermuda Triangle was even a thing until I pulled her. I saw her and said "pop star mermaids? That's hilarious!" I then went home and saw what the clan was about and thought "wow! Reusing on play skills sounds amazing!" I never looked back.
Remember:
It’s better for your mental health for you to mute people than block people ☕️
Blocking people just shows and prevents them from replying / QRTing, but they can still screenshot and make a fuss, and their stuff still shows up on your feed.
Muting people will, sure, still allow them to reply and QRT, but it’ll prevent you from seeing them period. Which will hurt their algorithm presence AND prevent you from interacting with them.