The reason game demos are actually a pretty good benchmark for the quality of AI models is because games are basically world models. Sometimes they model the real world. Sometimes they model an imaginary one. But either way, you're building a world with rules, objects, physics, interactions, and consequences. So if an AI gets better at understanding how the world works, it shouldn't really be surprising that it also gets dramatically better at modeling worlds in code. And that's exactly what we're seeing. This Spider-Man demo is honestly the most impressive open world I've ever seen AI build. Something like this would have been UNIMAGINABLE a year ago. People hating on this is pure unadulterated cope. If someone can build something like this in a week, what can an experienced indie developer build in a month? A year? People get mad when I say gaming is solved, but I don't care. I think people misunderstand what I mean by that. It doesn't mean you can open Opus, type "build me a game," and 20 minutes later you have GTA 7. That's not the point. The point is that we now have the tools to build basically anything we want. Getting the finer details right still takes time. Polish takes time. Good physics, mechanics, level design, art direction, storytelling, and making something genuinely fun all take work. But the actual ability to build these things is increasingly accessible to normal people. You don't need a billion-dollar studio just to have access to the technical capability anymore. You need a $200 Anthropic or OpenAI subscription, good taste, good communication skills, and the willingness to iterate. That's why I think people looking at this entirely through the lens of "AI is going to destroy game development" are missing half the story. This technology empowers creatives in a way we've never really had before. Regular people can build, experiment, and iterate at a speed that would have sounded ridiculous a few years ago. If you're an EA or Epic Games executive, maybe that's something to worry about. But if you're a passionate developer with a fun idea? This is magic.