Blogger argues nonzero chance AI builds GTA 6-scale game in weeks via millions of coordinating agents
ChrisGPT · x · 2026-10-12
ChrisGPT argues there's a technically non-zero chance AI could become so recursively advanced in the next few weeks that millions of agents could coordinate a new game engine and build hundreds of hours of story content — a GTA 6-scale game. He concedes it's very unlikely since we lack human-parity continuous learning, but insists it's 'not 0%.'
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