I don’t think it takes empathy to notice that someone is not smiling. It does take a controlling personality to tell them to smile, though.

A baby dog… you mean… a puppy?

Thanks, I guess I missed that. I didn’t see any mention of YouTube. For anyone else who is curious, here’s a playlist of theirs of long aquarium videos

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhB15JFvayoNTrtqVPQ2NJvSA7JXdmBy9

I’m trying to find the videos on their site- perhaps it’s because I’m on mobile but it just looks like a storefront to me (product listings, descriptions, cart, etc.)

I don’t think anyone using the term “slop” thinks it’s brave or leaving anyone else in tears and shambles. I’m fairly certain when folks say they’re tired of AI slop they literally mean they’re tired of AI slop.

This is ILM, though, considering what they’ve accomplished in the past with hands-on tools, for the current chief creative officer to embrace AI so wholeheartedly, and for the result to just be “animal crossed with animal”, it’s pretty disappointing

The joke is taking “strongly typed” literally- by applying too much “strength” (force) physically on the keys and breaking the keyboards

Oh another Tron movie! Oh it’s Jared Leto…

Being able to live of coral? Did you forget an “F”?

I don’t understand these companies’ obsession with humanoid robots. A robot doesn’t have to humanoid to be a useful household helper. It doesn’t even have to be humanoid for people to form a friendly bond with it (something I think would be a good quality in a “household helper”) just look at Star Wars droids

I don’t want to yuck anyone’s yum, as the review scores keep improving so obviously folks are liking it, but you’re not alone if it still doesn’t click. They keep polishing it and piling on more stuff, but the base game is still rather disjointed and in my opinion, easy to burn out on. Procedural generation doesn’t mean any of the procedurally generated things are going to be interesting.