I do kind of agree with this. It's a bit suspicious project wise that this has appeared out of nowhere with no project history.

With the way things are going, I might eventually have to request people tag AI decomps or mods with appropriate notice when applicable. I understand the free stolen man hours are going to be "appealing" to the legal-gray area of game modding and DIY, but I do think people in the modding scene should be as transparent as we are expecting big corps to be when it comes to tool-assisted programming and projects.

I saw a youtube video about the 0RWX framework and, if the scene gets too cluttered, I might need to ask people to give their best estimates on what type of project it is within that framework. I think people have the right to better know how their software is made, regardless if it's the modding scene or big tech.

Anyway sorry to chat my head off Misk but I had the same thought when I saw this yesterday and I'm wondering what the retro gaming community as a whole will be able to do about this influx of AI projects.