Dev Uses Grok to Build PONGvsAI: A Web Game to Beat and Roast the Model
seanmcdonaldxyz · x · 2026-08-02
A developer used Grok's building tools to create a minimal web game demo. The game is set up as a Pong match where the player (green paddle) competes against an AI (red paddle), with the first to 5 points winning.
The AI is intentionally programmed to be "slightly incompetent." Players can drag or use keyboard controls to beat the model and are encouraged to share their scores after a win or a tragic loss, testing and mocking the model's interactive capabilities.
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