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No more 'AI slop': Godot's new rules for coders
AI can make anyone seem like a coding expert, but at what cost? The team behind the Godot engine is putting its foot down, banning AI code to reduce the burden on its maintainers.
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If you need another reason to use Godot, it supports coding in Sumero-Akkadian cuneiform
In a time when the dominant game engines are contorting themselves to accommodate generative AI toolsets and the resurrected specter of NFTs, game developers who might be investigating alternatives ...
Back in February, the open-source indie game engine Godot, used to make hits like Slay the Spire 2, was in the midst of a pretty messy problem: the engine’s GitHub repository, which allows developers ...
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