Beehives and a frog pond in a cozy diorama game
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Footage of Little Habitats, a playable low-poly garden diorama with a beehive, frogs, dragonflies and a pond, captioned 'Beehives by busy flower beds'; built by Opus 5.5 in 2+ hours.
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We may have reached the singularity with digital experiences. Opus 5.5 has proven that it's capable of producing tasteful, well-designed experiences, like this example here. Any digital experience will likely be commoditised, personalised and available to anyone who seeks it. In the near future, any digital experience you can think of will probably be generated in minutes, or even seconds. I'm still not sure what to think of this. On one side, it's amazing, we'll enter an era of digital content abundance. Whatever you seek to experience, learn or play, you'll be able to generate it in seconds. On the flip side, the joy of creation will be largely diminished, because any experience you could think of will probably have been generated by someone else already. I think premium gaming experiences and amazing movies by human directors will still exist, but that high bar is slowly getting eaten up by generative AI, and I can foresee a future where it surpasses even that. What a time to be alive to experience this. Play Little Habitats here (works well on mobile too) https://little-habitats.vercel.app/ This mini-game is built by Opus 5.5 in 2+ hours.
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