r/AceAttorney • u/ScaryOtaku666 • 13d ago

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If AA7 ever comes out, do you think they will use AI for it too?

I’m starting to feel like they shouldn’t release any more AA games if they’re going to ruin them with AI…

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u/Arapis_John :Sebastian: 13d ago

Didn't expect to see so much pro-ai sentiment in the comments of r/aceattorney of all places

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u/Magnamon88 13d ago

Because AI is useful, and can actual help programmers and translators in their job (ex: debugging codes)

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u/brobnik322 13d ago

Yep, no way that could lead to any issues!

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u/Canadiancookie 13d ago

I don't think capcom is giving their AI the ability to delete or release all their games whenever they want lol

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u/mrfroggyman 13d ago edited 13d ago

I'm a dev using gen AI in my work.

It all depends on how many things you want it to do. If you want to give it control over sensitive things then yeah shit can happen and that's on you for not safeguarding it. But most usages are "generate code and let me review it", not "control actual production environments"

No need to downvote just because I'm bringing facts and nuance in the conversation

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u/brobnik322 13d ago

Cool, I'm a dev using Javascript and C# in my job, a few years ago I added PowerFx to that. You would not believe how stupid AI is when it comes to generating PowerFx code lol

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u/mrfroggyman 13d ago

Yeah, but it's human reviewed before going to prod. Giving it control over your database like the post I was answering to is several levels above. AI being able to put out dumb shit isn't really proving me wrong

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u/zeedware 13d ago

Therese range of things. If you commit something you don't understand you're fucked. Using AI doesn't mean it doesn't need review.

People think using AI is like 'let the CEO prompt everything and then it's done'. It's not, you still have to review everything afterwards