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Most jams either are there for getting opinions on your game, or to get some sort of reward.

In the first category, it makes no sense for people to evaluate what AI has done (a pure art evaluation would likely not be a game jam or it would be a specific one).

In the second, it's like a photography competition, of course, you can either generate or edit a perfect image, however it misses the point of it being about showing the most skill / the actual photo taking. Game competitions with mostly AI use would be more about the quality of workflows / prompting, which most likely has it's own jams and/or similar events.

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I was specifically talking about AI for coding (not art or music). In my head I imagine game jams where judging is centered around:

  • story
  • play-ability
  • creativity
  • game mechanics
  • artwork
  • rules (is your game truly 1-bit, etc)
  • theme

NOT code.. And none of that has anything at all to do with AI code assistance. Maybe some jams are more about code but the few I’ve entered so far no one was even looking at the code.

I’ll keep looking for jams less restrictive in this area.