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Get this shitty ass strawman fallacy out of here. I explained it clearly what I meant, while still being respectful, yet you decided to double down.

NO, WRITING A PROMPT DOES NOT TAKE THE SAME EFFORT.

Drawing takes several years, even decades to learn and master.

Writing takes several years, even decades to learn and master.

Coding takes several years, even decades to learn and master.

Writing a prompt to make a AI do it for you did not took several years, nor even a single year to learn and master it.

And to answer you question: No, it isn't. Yes, there sure is a lot of human made slop out there, everywhere. But you know the difference between this and AI-slop? Humans comes from a place of effort of trying to create something of value; it might still be slop, but it can be the base for future improvement and the creation of something actually good.

But with AI, this do not happen. AI will always regurgitate the same thing, maybe with a different facade, but always the same thing. The same way of writing, the same way of animating, creating characters, building codes, the same soulless way of building things. The only way of improving is for the dev to do things themselves.

I'm anti-AI, but again I will say this: I want this dev to just have the balls to assume that they used AI and move on. And they can do it willingly, or be forced in the future. It would off course be better if they just remade the game themselves, but as you can probably see I'm trying really hard to establish a conversation here so we can do it the better way.