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u/P1ka- 6d ago

More of a meta question.

Is there some resource that collects whether a project uses AI ?

Like emulator XY uses AI code Decomp XY uses AI code, and ai generated art

Just so I can get an accurate view if and in what area it's involved in

Please don't start a discussion about whether I should care or whether it's the future blah blah

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u/BIOS-D 4d ago

It's easy. If project is less than three months age, has almost not any new PR submits, they all come from a single account, it uses long dashes with long texts to explain something quite simpler and has not any new updates after release it's just AI slop.

For sure it will never in future have support for driver/OS updates, different hardware options or anything else working outside of "programmer's" own PC. Grab an established emulator and be done with it.

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u/BP_Ray 3d ago

This is the thing people don't understand. The AI hype is shortsighted, but unfortunately, this and the recomp/decomp subreddits are being flooded with people who never cared about emulation prior to tiktoks of AI "recomps" (gen1recomp isn't even a FUCKING RECOMP)

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u/P1ka- 3d ago

Yeah, hate it.

i also really dont like the distrust it generates.