I’ve written before about how November 2025 was an inflection point for coding agents—the point where Opus 4.5 and GPT-5.1 crossed a tipping point that meant their respective coding agents …
Oh, in that case, you should mind your own business about what tools that a person chooses to use and focus on the actual human beings destroying the environment and violating copyright.
You’re acting mad at a 100GB block of numbers and ignoring the actual human beings who making the decisions resulting in the dangers that you’re talking about.
There are so many existing games with level editors where you can already do all that. And have been. For decades.
Yeah, sure.
…and nobody gives people a hard time for using level editors or game engines or any other tools that they like when trying to learn something.
This is just a new tool, it’s useful for some things and not for others.
Who is our there making fun of people using level editors? No one has a beef with level editors or modders.
It’s the copyright theft environment destroying machines churning out soulless shit that people don’t like. Not someone trying to learn a new skill.
Oh, in that case, you should mind your own business about what tools that a person chooses to use and focus on the actual human beings destroying the environment and violating copyright.
You’re acting mad at a 100GB block of numbers and ignoring the actual human beings who making the decisions resulting in the dangers that you’re talking about.
The problem isn’t AI, it’s people.