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'ChatGPT kind of sucked' — Former Assassin's Creed director says he used AI to help him learn to…
Former Assassin's Creed Hexe director Clint Hocking shared his experience using AI tools like ChatGPT to learn coding, describing the process as 'brutal' and finding the AI's output to be largely unhelpful. Despite this, Hocking believes AI integration in game development is inevitable. The article also touches on Ubisoft's future game pipeline, including new Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, and Ghost Recon titles.
Google says Gemini 3.5 Flash rivals 'large flagship models' for coding and agentic tasks
Google claims its new Gemini 3.5 Flash artificial intelligence model significantly outperforms other large flagship models in coding and agentic tasks. The company states that Gemini 3.5 Flash can complete these tasks in a fraction of the time compared to existing frontier models.
OpenAI brings its Codex coding app to mobile
OpenAI has launched its Codex coding application on mobile devices, allowing users to monitor their coding projects remotely. This integration aims to provide greater flexibility for developers working on the go.
How useful is AI for coding?
This article explores the utility of AI in game development coding, presenting both the advantages and disadvantages cited by industry professionals. While some developers find AI tools transformative for tasks like code navigation, summarization, and rapid prototyping, others express concerns about accuracy, understanding, and the potential for increased technical debt. The consensus suggests AI is a powerful supporting tool rather than a replacement for human programmers.
100% Uncensored ai No Filter
A new uncensored AI chatbot website called NoLimitAI has launched, claiming to be superior to ChatGPT with no content restrictions. The AI can reportedly answer any question and assist with coding tasks without limitations.
What are some of the latest educational games for kids available ?
Several educational games are available for children, focusing on different subjects. For math, Prodigy Math and Khan Academy Kids adapt to a child's skill level. Reading and language arts are covered by Starfall and ABCmouse for younger children, and Vocabulary.com for older ones. Science and coding fundamentals can be learned through Tynker, Scratch, and National Geographic Kids games, emphasizing a balance between education and fun.