Since I last posted one of my predictions came true
Machine Learning has become increasingly useful and capable for coding.
Soon people will be ably to easily make their own personal version of a game just by telling the SDK an overview of the idea they have.
Websim.ai is incredible, and I am addicted !
Just tell it what sort of site or web tool you want and a few seconds later you have what you want running in a page.
Obviously it suffers with the usual limitation of needing a well crafted prompt, however as you can just keep iterating and suggesting changes almost anyone can make a functional useful or fun site.
I have made some handy tools that didn't exist and a few fun things to play with.
Mostly this week I have been making a series of "choose your own adventure" games based on various universes with plenty of lore, such as Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy, Disc World, Red Dwarf, Judge Dredd, Blade Runner, Vurt, SCP Foundation.
I made a story blender tool that will take 2 stories and create a whole new one.
Sherlock Holmes and the Hound of the Baskervilles mixed with The Island of Dr. Moreau worked very well, but currently I'm reading a blend of Hitchhikers Guide and Red Dwarf.
I even mixed 12 Monkeys with Jacobs Ladder (I wondered if the AI would break).
It is also very useful for creating a critical scientific paper and analysis based on your personal "theory of everything", so you can quickly find out why you are wrong, or hopefully onto something (I am impressed with the critical paper on my theory that "it is doughnuts all the way down").
I seem to be on the mark with that.
Someone generated a handy page containing a chatbot powered creation tool with AI agents that bounce ideas back and forth while building and testing updates (truly fascinating to watch), then someone added more functionality for managing projects.
The way you can just add onto someone else's project makes for infinite remix potential.
My collection https://websim.ai/@DocFlay