Two times zero is still zero

Gamers: stop building in plans for extra content and just release a game that’s done at launch

Also gamers: no dlc = lazy devs, dead game

If you want the exact context from the article:

Almost a third of respondents felt Gen AI was having a negative effect on the industry: 30%, up from 20% last year. 13% felt the impact was positive, down from 21%. “When asked to cite their specific concerns, developers pointed to intellectual property theft, energy consumption, the quality of AI-generated content, potential biases, and regulatory issues,” reads the survey.

So yes, the title is an oversimplification, but there are still far more saying it’s currently a negative than a positive. I’m assuming the remaining 57% are undecided/unsure or declined to respond.

When has that ever been the case?

The age-old tradeoff has always been that consoles are restrictive and un-upgradable, but generally cheaper than building a PC due to fixed parts costs and loss-leader strategies.