Min-Liang Tan

kind of way of creating art versus digital.

And I think it's going to be the same thing.

We're going to see human artists use AI tools to kind of really bring their vision to life.

And we'll see new forms of artists, artists of whom may not necessarily have been so adept in terms of using a paintbrush or using Photoshop, now being able to kind of wordsmith and craft things

great pieces of art with prompts throughout.

So that's, I think, what's going to happen, where we will see even more human creators now with the help of more tools.

Maybe I'm an optimist, but I really truly see that, that AI tools will come to fore.

Because at some point in time, we're going to see so much slop.

out there that we're going to crave for really great art, you know, really great design.

And that's what's going to happen.

And we've seen that cycle go over and over and over again.

So with the amount of slop out there, we're going to see some level of art rise to the top.

And that kind of art may still be created with the same tools that created the slop.

but with great care, with great discernment, to be able to do something truly different.

And the difference will come from human ingenuity, not from countless prompt mashing, so to speak.

It depends.

What meets the bar?

What meets the bar?

You know, I play a lot of...

you know, single-player games at this point of time also, like Civilization and stuff like that.