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What was it about Codex Game Studio at OpenAI DevDay? AI can already build so much more and they pick games this boring for the demo? I don't get it lol😅

Stefan 3D AI

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13,248 görüntüleme • 28 gün önce •via X (Twitter)

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Payton Kaleiwahea28 gün önce

Very underwhelming Was hoping you would pop up on stage and be like Here is how to make wow Classic

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LieDisinfectant28 gün önce

They are AI people not game devs with vision, takes someone with vision to use AI correctly

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Worldian 🌎28 gün önce

underwhelming

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Simon Nordon28 gün önce

They need a specific game dev studio app, similar to your workspace

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Piero Herrera 필호28 gün önce

They should contact you for actual good workflows

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GuinnessStache28 gün önce

I feel like this company is always playing catch up to Claude but is never really able to fully catch up.

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catman28 gün önce

The demo’s premise was that Codex Game Studio could build games, but a simple game makes the end-to-end loop easier to see than a sprawling project.

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Tom28 gün önce

what console model was that btw? some anbernic?

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Singular Prism28 gün önce

"Codex game studio" was a session by @pvncher yesterday

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