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THIS MIT STUDENT IS BUILDING A FULL GAME WITH ANTI-GRAVITY AI EDITOR - ASSETS, TEXTURES, ICONS AND OBJECTS ALL GENERATED ON THE FLY Anti-Gravity - Google's fork of VS Code, previously Windsurf - open on screen generating every game asset in real time as he builds icons, textures, menus,...

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