"Prompt engineers" are already redundant lmao
>>110288300another vibeGOD victory
>>110288300its already redundant eversince CoTand it can always do user interrogation for more info
Computers are about to get so fucking cool...I can't wait until the "operating system" is an antiquated system and is replaced by an agent that does anything in your want in its stead. The nerd seethe over the common person finally being allowed to do cool stuff will be GLORIOUS
>>110288321I think the problem is that that will last about 5 minutes before the machines become hypersentient and either fuck off into space (analogous to the ending to the 'Her' movie), or straight up go Skynet on us.shit is accelerating too fast, and our mental models of how this is going to play out are exceedingly primitive and human-centric.five years ago I would not have believed ANY of what's happening right now. it's unreal.
woahpls invest))))
Unbelievable. They definitely trained their model on game proprietary code.
>>110288300AI is so good at democratisation it made game development be the question of who has enough spare cash to waste around instead of who has the best vision and dedication.
Illusion game company is dead in the water, we dont get no more games like koikatsu or honey selectSomeone has to vibe code a new one
>>110288321>common person>he thinks he'll be one of the people able to afford the tokens once these companies have merged into one monopoly that literally rules the entire world
>>110288321I think the endpoint of an operating system is to get rid of user interfaces that takes input from mouse and keyboard, and only have one input that take prompt instructions. Graphical output can be generated on the fly by the AI.
>mfw people tought prompt """"""""engineer"""""""" was gonna be a job
>>110288300>What's the prompt thoooooooo>Can I ask how guide claude,, I mean your Claude.md. Could you share some tips?can you imagine that you have to share the same air with all these "people"? can't blame billionaires for wanting to genocide most of the cattle, honestly. also, go back to twitter, op. and never make a thread.
>>110289222>muh science fictionGod, grow the fuck up already.
Can anyone actually confirm that a simple prompt like this can generate this ? I see people in the thread calling him out
What if the ai starts making operating systems?What do we do then?Can I prompt Claude to make a Linux Mint x Windows XP OS?
>>110289354>mfw there are tons of AI generated prompt engineering books on Amazon and some people bought them
>>110289423
everytime new model comes out, the flood of fake shit fills every shithole on the internet including this dead board. just let it die already.
>>110289444Even before a model comes out there are tons of grifters posting fake shit they are doing on a supposedly A/B routed model.
>>110289423>Those books were probably all written by AI from like 5 prompts
>>110288300That looks bad though, totally incoherent with no direction. Furthermore, AI cannot substitute real photo textures that you harvest from taking real photos of objects and surfaces that are disappearing day by day thanks to in favor of "modern architecture'. Even a sidewalk from the communist era is now a historical artifact to me, an asset to be photographed.
>>110288321remember when this was a sci-fi joke?
>>110288321>>110289315>use a million times the processing power to render an inconsistent UI with hallucinations all over the place>open the file manager and half your files are either made up, aren't shown or don't actually have the right contents>You're right to push back. I actually shouldn't have wiped the folder full of pictures of your dead grandma when you told me to open the browser. That will be $500 in tokens btw.>10 second delay for every action as it gets sent to the datacenter, processed and then sent backI love the antichrist. I am excited for our future.
What the fuck is this Indian circlejerk?
>>110288300>445M input tokens>simple promptKek
>>110288300One of the funniest things about this is that they have ONLY themselves to blame. When you use cloud AI provider they use your conversations as training data, so when you take dumb Claude model and you babysit it to make you a videogame you are giving them training data on how to make Claude build you a videogame, so you can then use those for post-training. All LLMs really needed to replace programmers was to create Stack Overflow function autocomplete and then 3+ years of lazy programmers using this shit at every opportunity to build serious software and show the companies step by step how to build anything using autocomplete chatbot. Artist Luddites are unironically the smartest people here because they didn’t fall for this shit and as a result image generation models stopped improving after mid 2025 and have become worse and more slop because instead of getting good artistic taste training data they only get jeet taste training data.
>>110288300>550 in API pricingyeah right. I wanna see how much of a game there actually is.
>>110289695the model reads code, docs, console logs etc all that shit is input priced you fucking retard
>>110290619tech demo, obviouslystill a ways to go before it's competitive with $70 games, and that's already too damn expensive
>>110288300$550 in API pricing? I don't believe that for a second. Just doing a basic refactor ends up costing over $2000 in API pricing and that's with Opus on Medium.Also does Claude even do image generation? How did it generate detailed assets? I've only seen it generate procedural type images.
>>110289250making things come down to money is democracy. anybody can have money.
What is prompt engineering? How is it different from Harness/Rig Engineering?
>>110288321>I can't wait for computing to become pay-per-use>I can't wait for the overly saturated Internet to also become pay-per-use again after net neutrality is fully repealedgolden times are sure ahead
>>110288300Care to sell a game like that on Steam and share your earnings?
>>110289222This, if there will ever be a "AGI golden age" it will last one year or so.
So why is there never any repeatability with these claims?
Can my 5070ti make gaymen from scratch?
>>110288321Yeah I'm sure you, the common niggercattle, will get access to the godlike ASI model. Lmao.You are getting culled by a bioweapon or a drone, faggot.
>>110289315I cannot articulate how much of a nightmare this would be. Not only for pic related reasons (a system is only as good as how it operates when it isn't working, and simpler systems have less to break), but just pure access to what's on your fucking computer.Mouse and keyboard and file systems are not barriers. They are not 'things to be removed'. They are how you navigate the computer almost effortlessly, with nothing more than a few clicks of the mouse. It'd be like going into a library and saying "oh wow, walking around is so tiring, I sure wish we removed all the books, shelves, and everything else that might help me browse or find content." Sometimes you don't even know what you're looking for. How the fuck will you find it if the AI can't be told.
>>110290619it's literally there in the prompt "make it small in scope (like a tiny level)"
>>110290669With a refactor it has to keep reading old code and reasoning about it and running tests and interpreting the output. Just generating new shit that is basically a template 3D game is way cheaper.I tested Fable 5.2 on my Pro plan today to convert a 2D game into 3D and while it was obviously way more simplistic than this it was $8 for a bunch of iterations with models and lighting and shit
>>110290778Prompt engineering was when you had to start prompts with like "You are an expert XXX with a PhD in YYY"
>>110288300we already had this technology for a while. you could get random images with a vague "prompt" using google images, for instance. none of hem would be exactly what you asked for, but then again your point is that you don't want to be specific about what you ask for, isn't it?same for games, and movies, etc.except with the old tech, the stuff you got was at least somewhat guaranteed to be competently made, or at least it had superficial marks of poor quality you could use to filter it outare you going to read an AI generated epic sci fi novel over the course of two weeks to figure out if it's any good? what about a 2h movie? maybe this will work out just fine for short form content. but I doubt you actually enjoyed those even without AI. I know I didn't
>>110288300here's your game based on a medium tutorialthat will be $550
>>110289533Louder please
>>110291008Because nobody wants to spend $550 to make a useless demo?
>>110288321>The nerd seethe over the common person finally being allowed to do cool stuff will be GLORIOUSWhy do AI fags always try to sound like some revolutionary
>>110291157It's even worse for vidya and movies, where a single flaw can often ruin an entire experience.Let's say you get an FPS. All the guns need to feel right, the enemies have to be well balanced, and the set pieces need to be engaging. It can't "just work" as a novelty. You actually have to know what you're doing.Same with movies. Yeah, you can AI gen a bunch of videos and splice them together, but they have to actually be a good movie in order to be worth watching.Despite what many may think, entertainment is in fact not as simple as just slapping slop on a tray, at least not in long form content.
>>110291255not only that, but there's also this weird pride in being lazy and ignorant and untalentedyeah, I'm sure you will make awesome things. the only thing stopping you before was your own stupidity. but that stupidity does not extend to your creativity, of course
>>110291255Because they missed the entire point of the Industrial Revolution. That's the key problem here. We have entire generations - not just one, multiple - that were taught the Industrial Revolution eliminated work, when in reality when you look at inventions like the cotton gin they didn't eliminate anything they just made each individual worker more productive. Rather than having 200 slaves picking through cotton, 200 slaves worked the machine.But now the whole idea is we can skip education, labor, and employment and go right to the Jetsons utopia where you push a button and get instant gratification.
>>110291385actually, those slaves were killed or maimed by the machines and you had to replace themso workers were definitely replaced. heheheheheh
>>110291340The worst part about it is the delusion, the idea whatever is it the elites are building for themselves, they inherit a piece of the cake because it works that way in their minds.In reality superintelligence becoming real will be doomsday for the average person.
>>110289241likely synthetic data i.e. decomps. which of course implies they’re doing this for every genre of software. interesting times ahead
>>110288321>the replies to this postThe seethe is already here.
>>110291456How much is your game selling on Steam?If you don't reply I assume you can't make good games.
>>110291456half of the replies are dripping with fear. these people made knowing how to program their entire personality and it’s gone now kek
>>110291473mmm yes keep it coming
>>110291492>>110291490If you don't have an audience and don't make money selling games, your opinion is worthless.
>>110291518AI can do the thing you wasted all your time learning faster and better than you. tick tock codeslave
>>110288300None of these games are ever fun or playable. It's just copy paste of a few textures. No story no nothing
>>110291591Why are NEETs like you so happy about this?They wasted their time learning one thing.You wasted your time learning nothing.
>>110288300you telling me a 1M context can just hold it?
>>110288300I'm using some of this AI software, it's shit. It looks like the real deal on the surface, but try using it for anything even slightly complicated and it immediately shits bricks. It's slow as fuck, unstable and completely lacking in polish.Still it's miles better than tranny coded software.
>>110288300can't stand people who say "one-shot", esp with regard to tech/AI. please fucking one-shot yourself in the face faggots
>>110291591I'm not going to tell you the prospect of being "replaced" isn't scary. obviously I like having a stable and well paid jobbut 1. I'm still getting paid to manage agents. it's annoying and mind numbing, but clearly it's something that the people with the money don't want to do themselves, and they're not paying a random neet without qualifications to do it either2. I've been coasting through life on ez mode for a decade. I'm currently getting paid a ridiculous amount of money to keep an eye on claude while I shit post on 4chan. AI may replace me one day, but I don't regret my educational or professional choices quite yet, anon
I work on an AI chatbot at my job. If AI is so smart, why does our agent keep fucking up? For example, our agent cannot stick to one language for the entire conversation, and here I'm seeing Claude create an FPS out of one sentence. What gives? Is it our prompt being too complex? Can anyone please tell me what to think?
>>110290613finally an intelligent person appearsinteracting with chatbots means giving away your hard earned knowledge.i never used chatbots since i tried chatgpt 2 or something in 2023.
>>110291591>still not answering the questionsAnon how much money are your games making?Why can't you answer this simple question?
>>110291687What model are you using? Claude Fable models are at the top tier
>>110288321waow i cant wait to pay a subscription to use my computer
>>110291927The cheapest/oldest ones. Now I get it...
>anthropic psyops everyone into decompiling every game that exists>prohibits everyone from doing it>trains fable5 on all the acquired data
>>110289222>or straight up go Skynet on us
>>110288321>I can't wait until the "operating system" is an antiquated systemWhen did /g/ become the least tech-literate board?
>>110288321genuinely why do you want this
>>110292255When did your imagination become so small? The app itself can become the OS. No translation layers or API necessary.
>prompt """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""enigneer"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
>>110290613No they are not. That would be literally impossible. Do you understand how many people use ai daily. They only take snapshots of those convos, not all of them. Plus they don't need your convos to train it to code video games. They only need public github repos and books. This is why ai is shitting itself when it needs to program something without a public repo like solid works or any other niche software.
>>110292310>vibe coders reinvent early personal computers and consolesthose who don't know history are domed to repeat it etc.
>>110288321Bro, you're not invited
>>110288321all the "cool stuff" already has been done, sorryanything else was not worth it thus not cool
>>110288300Cool, but the actual difficulty here is in creating fun levels to play through, managing performance for a wide variety of machines, net code, gun play, nailing the "feel" which clanker has no way of experiencing.An unreal engine tech demo is cool, but not enough.
>>110292335they have enough compute to have AI sort through all the convos, summarize, find all personal information, and create a detailed psychological profile of their users
>>110288300>>110288305>1 min apartNice samefag spam thread Jeremy the subhuman
>>110292576No they don't. They don't even have space for storing all conversations which have to be deleted on a rolling basis.
>>110288300I wish they would use AI to add more realism to games, like NPCs you can have natural conversations with or dynamic story events. Using it to churn out half-assed copies of existing games without anything novel about them is just a massive waste of resources.
>>110292719>They don't even have space for storing all conversationsare you serious? it's text
>>110292779it's a lot of text
>>110292779I meant the ones that go for codex or antigravity. That shit is stored in your computer.
>>110291679>I'm still getting paid to manage agentsthat's unironically cool, i take no issue with anyone embracing the technology. the abrasive luddites calling the tech or people who use it worthless, wrong, etc are what i take issue with. lots of that in this thread
>>110289222>five years ago I would not have believed ANY of what's happening right now. it's unreal.burgerflipper, this timeline was EXACTLY predicted like this almost ten years ago by many AI researches. With the release of ChatGPT there were a bunch of open letters from experts of various domains predicting precisely this outcome.
>>110288300How come this guy has $550 to waste on that?
>>110292255When you people take every bit of bait, hook, line, and sinker. How the fuck have you not figured out these people are just here to collect (you)s?
>>110292968he's an anthropic employee (not kidding). he did it for free and this is an ad
We are born into this time and must bravely follow the path to the destined end. There is no other way. Our duty is to hold on to the lost position, without hope, without rescue, like that Roman soldier whose bones were found in front of a door in Pompeii, who, during the eruption of Vesuvius, died at his post because they forgot to relieve him. That is greatness. That is what it means to be a thoroughbred. The honourable end is the one thing that can not be taken from a man.
>>110289391This literally already exists anon. Just get the xfce version and install the theme.
Wtf did he just AI generate Jonathan
>>110288300>those commentsI think our jobs are safe for now bros
>>110288300>550 bucksi could buy my moms drugs for 3 months with that money and here we are spending it on ai slop
>>110288300The revolution devours its children, kek
>>110288300and then vibeshitters are like
>>110288321If anyone can do it it's no longer cool
>>110288321>The nerd seethe over the common person finally being allowed to do cool stuff will be GLORIOUSthey were always allowed lol
>>110288300Oh no generic shit where you genuinely have no control over anything. I sleep
>>110288305I actually think there's potential with this meme but you gotta make the chad cat normal like a normal agile cat because the whole deal is the snail cat is slow while the chad cat is fast and agile, not some muscular and slow looking cat
ludstatus?
>>110291708Lol you're certifiably not human
so claude will just put iOS on my android device if I ask it to now without telling me "sorry I can't do that"?
>>110296480Laughing at vibecucks
>>110292335Buddy. They scanned all of the internet, properly tagged as as appropriate and inappropriate training data and then made the first good LLMs, and all of that without the help of LLMs in the first place. Chatbot conversations are significantly less data that is easier to sort and offers very easy instructions on how to make it more autonomous (by training it to do what promoter wants it to with less promoter help).
>>110289391there’s literally a thread up right now discussing how someone created an OS with Claude
>>110292335I think what they may be getting is the process, the code alone doesn't necessarily reveal the thinking that went behind each decision, the conversations, etc. Maybe that's valuable to make retard prompts actually work.
>>110288321why do i always imagine people like you as being indians and/or clueless?
