I agree that we don’t want a world full of low-effort spam. But as a Python developer, I see AI as a way to raise the floor of what a sole developer as myself or a small team can achieve, or as a solo author writing a book. If a studio uses AI to handle the ‘atmospheric noise’ so they can spend more time on the story and gameplay, That’s a win for the player.
The tool isn’t the enemy—lazy implementation is.
Please take a moment to read my respository for further clarity:<a href="https://github.com/DominusX/logic_and_mercy" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://github.com/DominusX/logic_and_mercy</a>

Dominus Zeikyu

A Python developer shares their perspective on AI as a productivity multiplier for solo developers and small teams, arguing that AI tools raise the floor of what individuals can achieve. The core argument is that lazy implementation is the real problem, not AI tools themselves, using game development as an example where AI handles atmospheric noise to free up time for story and gameplay.

My goal is clarity, not deception. Peace, not war.