I didn’t decide where to plant the trees. I didn’t decide what type of trees to plant. The algorithm generated what it thought a forest would look like…
Isn’t that generative? It’s not a llm, it’s not making a tree but combining multiple trees to make a forest.
If it’s putting conifers in a desert then sure it’s generative AI, if it’s following a predefined set of rules written by a human that govern tree placement and density, then it’s procedural.
Minecraft is a good example, the rules that govern world generation are handwritten, they’re not AI.
Is it visible art? Is it written scripts? As I said in the other response would “brushing” a forest into a game world count as generative Ai?
We really need better terminology for this stuff
No, why would it?
I didn’t decide where to plant the trees. I didn’t decide what type of trees to plant. The algorithm generated what it thought a forest would look like…
Isn’t that generative? It’s not a llm, it’s not making a tree but combining multiple trees to make a forest.
If it’s putting conifers in a desert then sure it’s generative AI, if it’s following a predefined set of rules written by a human that govern tree placement and density, then it’s procedural.
Minecraft is a good example, the rules that govern world generation are handwritten, they’re not AI.
This again restates my point. We need a definition of generative Ai… Everyone thinks they know what it means but most don’t agree.