Anyone else notice an influx in AI use on micro studio?
I've been noticing the use of AI-Generated material in games and on the community tab.
Personally I find nothing wrong with the use of AI to assist you in coding your games, but depending on it is another situation. If you have AI do everything for you, often times you learn nothing. Also, using AI in the community for helping is not really the best idea. Because AI can be wrong, especially when it comes to coding, that can cause more confusion then help.
Its also like very obvious when someone is using AI. AI likes to use certain structural patterns when it writes code.
Not to call anyone out but I have seen some projects like this on the explore page.
IDK though, I'm not really on this site much anymore.
it's also the fact that microstudio is a relatively small community, and microscript only exists within this community, meaning that ai probably wouldn't know what it is or would try to use code from other languages
I mean that might be true but I am not very good at recognizing AI code, I am not trying to be weird but can you give me some projects that may have been generated by AI?
I would @Tiberius2, but I don't want to call anyone out.
What I will tell you is how I generally recognize it (it's usually the comments that give it out):
- AI loves to use emojis in comments, which is pretty much unseen when coding. ex:
// 📚 Library Class 8/10 giveaway literally no one is taking the time to put an emoji in their comment, especially when it doesn't contribute to the game at all.
- AI also likes to make comments for borderline useless things, ex:
local coins = 0 // 🪙 The main currency of the game! 5.5/10 giveaway
- AI also uses perfect grammar in comments. Especially if the comments ALWAYS start with a capitalized letter. Like a 4/10 giveaway
- AI also does love underscores in variables. Like a 3/10 giveaway ex:
local player_position_x = 0
local player_position_y = 0
You can also tell if someones whole project was made by AI if their main idea is extra ''sci-fi-ish'' or extra ''detective-y''. I don't know why but if you ask an LLM to give you a game idea it always comes up with some slop on the lines of magic or like a detective game where you gotta find something and put it together.
@gurg0 tambien sucede que la ia aveces no reconoce el microscript y lo interpreta como lua o js y suele confundir mucho el init = function() ia: int = function {}
