I don't see a world where creative people will release anything ever again. people steal it the moment you publish it. if you try to turn an idea into a digital product in the hope to get anything back, stop, this game is over. barrier of entry became $20 subscription. your competition is basically anyone motivated enough to put in prompts for a day and steal the early mover advantage. pivot to hardware/robotics where for the entry you need to put money and skills on the table that isn't yet solved by clankers. that's why frontier labs pay you hundreds of thousands of dollar for your small business company's data btw, because they want to automate digital business as a whole, not only their digital product. I wonder how this will turn out for people that still have the distribution advantage (like many followers), if this will fade away as well or becomes the moat. And I wonder how this will turn out for people with no reach at all - will they just don't try any idea anymore, just give up? That would be catastrophic for our progress in society

A killer is being resentenced after an AI video of his dead victim forgiving him was played in court The victim’s sister wrote the script, and said they “probably could have been friends”

Claude Opus 5.5 basically rebuilt Terraria in 3D. 8 days. 346K lines of C#. 3,369 items. 313 enemies & bosses. Custom engine. No Unity. No Godot. And the wildest part? The creator says they wrote none of the code. AI game development is getting absurd.

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Probably the most current look at Palantir’s maven smart system software. Here’s the DoW’s Chief AI officer showing how it works:

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Prepackaged engines will never. Make your own, it’s the only way forward.