Sony’s Licensing Everybody’s Golf: Hot Shots to Bandai Namco, as part of an unusual novel business strategy, in which the Japanese publisher restored PS Vita Favorite wars wars.
But although this seems beneficial to these dormant franchises, fans are looking for a potential application of generative artificial intelligence in the upcoming Arcade Golf Revival.
How is it part New policy of the Steam platformThe website of the upcoming trip states that “the textures of the tree and leaves were created using images generated by AI.” He adds that these textures were produced with “supervision and revision by programmers”.
It is vital to remember that it differs from technology such as Speedtree, which is a popular vegetation tool that you may know.
Speedtree is a more tool used for the procedural generation of leaves and greenery in flight, based on the work of real artists. It seems that Bandai Namco used generative artificial intelligence to create textures on the mentioned vegetation.
It certainly is not as glaring as some of the absolute garbage we saw on PS store Recently, but we shake here on the edge of a slippery slope.
Of course, some people say that using AI in this way, in the case of petite tasks, such as creating leaf textures, is an knowledgeable operate of technology and will assist save costs and improve performance. But most state that they believe that they eventually take off the release of its handmade quality.
The reality is that we will probably see a lot more, because all publishers are looking for ways in which general artificial intelligence can improve their work flows.
What do you think about this introduction from Bandai Namco? Has it completely turned off the upcoming golf game? TEE TIME IN THE COMMENTS OF THE COMMENTS BELOW.
