Peter Yang: Games are the stickiest software in memory — and LLMs are the exact inverse
petergyang · x · 2026-09-28
Peter Yang (285K followers) observes that almost nobody has fond memories of the SaaS or business software they used years ago, yet everyone remembers their favorite games — games are the software with the longest staying power in our memories. He quips that LLM models are probably the inverse of that, implying models churn too fast to leave lasting affection.
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