I'm sure they'd like to implement better AI artwork, just a matter of how it develops. It's a very intriguing development area.
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TL;DR - a very impressive and arguably revolutionary beginning, but still needs refinement. My background is I've been playing the GalCiv series since GalCiv1, and have waited on buying GC4 until it arrived on Steam. Loading up the game felt immediately familiar. I had very little awareness of the whole AI/GPT thing prior to the game; seen it mentioned, never really bothered to learn more. I write speculative fiction; have over a hundred projects on the go, none finish
Thank you for responding. And don't worry about not being a lawyer, neither am I. ( mainly because I don't want the responsibility; I am the kind of person who reads legislation for fun... ) As far as I am concerned, once both spirit and letter of the terms are known, I'll abide by the terms. I have spent enough time around lawyers to know that a case like this could easily cost into the tens, if not hundreds, of millions because of the potential impact on the industry, which I
With regards to intellectual property and GC3 player-creations; who owns publishing rights for ships and civilisations replicated or designed with GC3's tools? The EULA is unclear, as the language of the EULA describes the player's granting a licence to Stardock to use the material the player creates on distribution of the content, which is ambiguously defined; "Distribution of your Mod in any form" does not refer to the ideas but to the content of the Mod. For fuller context, I ha