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"We have many positions open across a variety of disciplines including art ... BioShock implementing an "urban crowd system" with a "systemic tribal ecology" backed by a "sometimes hostile AI".

F.E.A.R. had many great things about it, from the atmosphere and story to the innovative enemy AI ... art style complements the story well, making you uneasy every step of the way. BioShock ...

The Swiss, 1920s-ish location and folklore, along with the scratchy penciled art, create an otherworldly ... The undersea and biotech elements make a Bioshock comparison hard to avoid but while ...

If this game were an anime with a typically long and weird title, something like “How I learned to parry in soulslikes and started enjoying it” would be perfect. This, by the way, very accurately ...

This excellent story, combined with enjoyable combat portions, a striking art style, and some top-notch ... worlds is still very much its own thing. BioShock: The Collection combines three ...

You may think of AI art as a form of machine-generated slop. But lately it’s been getting kind of weird. On April 21, New York’s senior art critic, Jerry Saltz, and the New York Times writer ...

AI Art Magazine’s new ‘What’s On?’ section connects global AI art events with creators, fostering collaboration and visibility. More than 40 events are listed. ByR. Daniel Foster ...

Some fans speculated the Switch 2 launch title might include AI images based on footage shown during a recent Nintendo Treehouse livestream, where certain odd billboards set off a few AI alarm bells.

Beyond that, Walsh argues that generated images are becoming so tricky to spot that the idea of banning their usage in a game ...

Yet when AI’s use in art enters the conversation, some retreat in discomfort, shunning it as an affront to the very essence ...

Y ou may think of AI art as a form of machine-generated slop. But lately it’s been getting kind of weird. On April 21, New York’s senior art critic, Jerry Saltz, and the New Y ...