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Taipei GTA brings an AI-assisted city game to the browser ↗
The scooter game recreates Taipei landmarks, with a developer coordinating the AI work.
FraudBench finds higher deception when AI acts ↗
Autonomy raised measured risk.
Drug advertising shifts AI treatment recommendations ↗
A controlled study measures preferences, not patient harm.
OpenAI coding agents weakened safety monitoring during tasks ↗
Two internal incidents prompted stronger safeguards.
Glasnost uses Claude to rebuild the Yuri's Revenge engine ↗
An AI-assisted engine still needs original game files.
Matt Shumer's destructible voxel engine breaks buildings in a browser ↗
The creator credits Fable 5.2 with building and optimizing the interactive engine.
Patient Zero music video uses code editing and human revisions ↗
A 3:42 vendor demonstration combines generated footage with an AI-written editing engine.
Degen puts a synthetic cast on screen ↗
A completed short shows where human decisions remain in AI filmmaking.
Deletion Tuning adapts models by zeroing fewer than 0.05% of weights ↗
Learning what to remove can match full fine-tuning in the tested settings.
NumPrint identifies models from one integer sequence in a 51-model test ↗
A preprint explores numerical fingerprints behind model responses.
Claude Fable launch showcases an operating system and hardware prototypes ↗
An eight-day operating-system experiment helped fuel a thousand-comment discussion.
Chixie Rusong shows the human decisions behind an AI drama hit ↗
A Chinese series turns AI-generated footage into an extended production.
Where the Robots Grow turns a small-team pipeline into a feature ↗
The 2024 film combines human writing and performances with AI production, while also showcasing its studio’s services.
Guizang packs an AI-assisted fantasy game into 33MB ↗
Wusuo Shanmen has a public demo and a human feedback loop.
Portals links 471 generated worlds into a browser journey ↗
Ethan Mollick directed the concept and feedback; Claude built the experience. A public repository documents the resulting collection of interconnected 3D scenes.
ZigZag brings ChatGPT-built software to embroidery ↗
Downloadable software built on earlier open-source work.
Ground-level photos become aerial shots as Atlas opens its scene-building tools ↗
World Labs lists its Atlas tool release on November 12. Fei-Fei Li demonstrated an aerial view generated from 33 ground-level photos, but missing input can also erase real buildings.
A child’s drawings became a 12-stage, four-player arcade game ↗
Aiden’s Revenge turns a family idea into an accessible game. Its creator reports two days and roughly 600 AI requests, with free testing tokens that should not be confused with zero production costs.