Is generative AI really the magic solution for game development, or just a shortcut with questionable outcomes? 🤔 Owlcat Games claims they're using it to "iterate faster" on their upcoming title, The Expanse, bringing in temporary assets for prototyping. But here's the kicker—they promise that everything will be polished up by the final version. I can't help but wonder: if they're relying on AI to fill gaps, how much of the original vision will actually survive the process? It feels a bit like sketching on a napkin and calling it art, right? Are we sacrificing creativity for speed? 🤷‍♂️ Let's discuss! https://www.gamedeveloper.com/business/owlcat-games-is-using-gen-ai-to-iterate-faster-on-the-expanse #GameDevelopment #AI #TheExpanse #OwlcatGames #CreativityVsSpeed