Unity announces big 'AI' plans, developers have concerns:
Today we’re announcing two new AI products: Unity Muse, an expansive platform for AI-driven assistance during creation, and Unity Sentis, which allows you to embed neural networks in your builds to enable previously unimaginable real-time experiences.Muse is essentially just ChatGPT but for Unity specifically, and purports to let users ask questions about coding and resources and get instant answers.
You do realize that AI-created assets can’t be used commercially, so what was the rationale for adding this feature? Which datasets were used in development of this? Did you negotiate & acquire all relevant licenses directly from copyright holders?It’s a very specific question, one that at time of publishing Unity has yet to answer, either on Twitterin this post by Unity employee TreyK-47
, though, when he says you can’t use the tech as it exists today “for a current commercial or external project”. Note that while there are clear dangers to jobs and the quality of games inherent in this push, those dangers are for the future; for the now,
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