Gaming: Understandable AI Paranoia Has Inspired A Developer To Change The...

Transport Fever 3's characters look pretty uncanny, and that's a bigger problem than it used to be.

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Generative AI sucks for so many reasons, from its impact on the environment to the skyrocketing cost of RAM, but in my day-to-day life the most frustrating side effect is that whenever I look at an image online, a piece of art, or even a video, I have to wonder if someone's trying to pull the wool over my eyes.

We've had to become extra vigilant, paranoid even, to keep out AI slop. There's even a subreddit dedicated to people asking, "Is this AI?" And this is why Transport Fever 3 developer Urban Games is making some changes to its sim's character art.

Source: PC Gamer