Ex-Anthropic researcher: LLM-generated creations feel like early internet hobbyist works
repligate · x · 2026-09-08
repligate (ex-Anthropic) observes that AI-created stuff — LLMs via code specifically — resembles early computer/internet era work in a wonderful way: a really smart hobbyist making things from scratch, relying minimally on external assets and libraries, with lots of free time.
The quoted post likens it to mid-90s trippy point-and-click "CD-ROM experiences" and argues we should bring that back.
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