r/whenthe • u/VVP12 :3 • 12h ago

r/whenthe mfs complaining about everything Claude made it

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u/MrChucklesTheClown 12h ago

Modding is miserable right now because Nexus is flooded with AI crap mods that barely works.

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u/Quiet-Country5462 11h ago

Yeah, I just look for old mods that were made before AI

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u/Hadochiel 10h ago

It's an effective filter, but many of those aren't compatible with later versions of some games

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u/Ree_For_Thee 9h ago edited 8h ago

Rule34 has an AI slop filter. Software depots should have too.

But more seriously, AI is likely permeating programming from now on, so it's not going to work. What you need is reviews. Some sort of seal of quality.

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u/PomegranateSignal882 5h ago

It doesn't make sense to filter it for software because 93% of developers use it. You wouldn't be able to use technology anymore

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u/throwaway_pls123123 3h ago

Non-coders love to think AI code is unpopular.

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u/Strict-Form-361 8h ago

That one is self-regulated iirc, since some will have useful tags, and some will do the bare minimum, so it's a coin toss if a person uses AI (and there's also the AI enhanced ones, where the art is AI sharpened but the artist is not saying sht).

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u/Rhorge 7h ago

Our only recourse is having YouTubers who are less interested in kids and more interested in doing detective work for ai content in mods

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u/Quiet-Country5462 8h ago

Why do you know that? 👀 (I know that too)

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u/muchstupidverydumb 10h ago

I've seen a few mods where they made ("made") an "updated/overhauled" version of the mod with ai and then archived all the old versions... Sucks when it's an old mod I used and wanted to update, but I'd rather use an older buggier non ai version or straight up not use it at all.