@mattshumer_: Have you no imagination? Do you understand what this being possible with one prompt means?
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A tweet from @mattshumer_ criticizes a comment dismissing AI-generated content as boring, arguing that the ability to create immersive experiences from a single prompt represents a significant breakthrough that some fail to appreciate.
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Have you no imagination?
Do you understand what this being possible with one prompt means?
Mark Shust (@MarkShust): appendix C, sorry but flying through Hogwarts with no actions is like the most boring game ever:
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