It might be very polarizing, but I deeply believe that anyone thinking 3D modeling will be replced by AI do not have enough technical knowledge to understand the underlying implications and, to put it bluntly, the gigantic loss of quality that come up with it.

But it’s incredibly important to distinguish the replacement of 3D gigs with the replacement of 3D modeling for quality. Yes, obviously, many people who do not care about the quality would rather use AI-generated models;

Why Programming Languages are just another form of Human Language: A Semiotic Perspective

I started programming since 2004, with a variant of BASIC on the PlayStation 2 (called Ya-BASIC… Yes!).

Since then, I used numerous languages (Python, C#, Java, C, C++, VBA) mostly for 3D game development, from full-fledged game engines Unreal (and a couple of years ago, Unity) to rendering engines such as Panda3D (although it’s considered as a full engine).

0. Introduction

During my Bachelor and Master degrees, I continuously heard that there’s about 6,000 to 7,000 natural languages on earth, most of them in danger.

In contrast, there’s between 700 to 10,000 programming languages (yes, that’s a very huge difference), many of them are just used on a very, very specific case. And, unlike natural languages, anyone can create a new programming language (which can be true for natural languages, but it’s more difficult to actually document it and spread it).

In both cases, only a few languages are widely used. In programming languages, such as C, C++, C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, and PHP for programming. However, individuals can typically master only a limited number of languages in either category.