Artificial
AI datasets by their very nature are backward-looking. Creativity by its very nature is forward-looking.
Strauss Zelnick (Take-Two CEO) was on David Senra's podcast, mostly a 40-year media career, but then he gave the clearest account of AI's actual limits I've come across. Strip the hype, he said, and AI is three things: large datasets, compute, and a model. You build the compute and the model. The data you collect, and you can only collect what already exists. So the model gets very good at reproducing the known, but it can't surprise you. Nothing in the data anticipated the thing th...
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