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I Fed 20 Years of Diaries to an AI — It Developed...
This is a real project, not an April Fools' joke. You see a lot of people struggling to get AI to make games. It can write code. It can produce something that runs. But it never turns out "fun." AI doesn't have its own sense of what makes a game good, so even though it can assemble things as instructed, it can't judge whether the result is any good. So what if there were an AI that viscerally understood what makes a game fun — could it make fun games? I'd been writing blog posts and tweets since
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