Economist asks: why no nonlinear AI-driven leap in video games and VR?
paulnovosad · x · 2026-09-23
Economist Adam Ozimek poses a counterintuitive question: despite rapid AI progress in imagery and 3D, why haven't video games and VR seen a nonlinear quality leap — or have they?
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