I think going forward framework-y things like Unity will have its documentation and example projects written in a GPT friendly format and users will poke it with a stick to generate tutorials.
We've gained something but we've also lost something. Stuff like 'why the luck stiff' won't emerge this way, it will be derivative turtles all the way down. And fewer people will try and figure things out on their own.
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https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/Glossary.html#Scripts
I think going forward framework-y things like Unity will have its documentation and example projects written in a GPT friendly format and users will poke it with a stick to generate tutorials.
We've gained something but we've also lost something. Stuff like 'why the luck stiff' won't emerge this way, it will be derivative turtles all the way down. And fewer people will try and figure things out on their own.
https://nakov.com/blog/2022/02/09/how-to-make-flappy-bird-ga...
There's a lot of results for flappy bird clones in unity, so it's not a particularly interesting "AI" exercise.