Does anyone else feel more exhausted since AI became part of everyday life?
Lately I’ve been wondering if anyone else feels this way.
Before AI became part of my daily life, I could spend an entire day focused on just one thing. Maybe I didn’t accomplish much, but at least I was fully present with whatever I was doing.
Now everything moves so fast. New models, new tools, new ideas—every day feels like there’s something I should be learning or trying. Almost any idea can be turned into something real within hours, and I don’t want to miss the chance to test it.
Because of that, I constantly feel like I should be working on five different things at once. By the time I finally close my laptop or put my phone down and look out the window, I realize the sky has already gone from daylight to darkness, and I barely noticed.
Those moments leave me feeling strangely lonely.
AI has made me more productive, but I’m not sure it’s made me feel more fulfilled. If this new era is supposed to enrich our lives, why do I sometimes feel more isolated than ever?
Does anyone else relate to this, or is it just me?
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I was 100% expecting this to be fake.
Another fake gameplay demo from an AI game creation platform.U know that.
But the game looked fun, I gave it a try.
It actually lets you make playable games🫣😧🤓
I expected a paywall… but it’s completely free!🫢🫢🫢
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It's really awesome. Only those who really try to play AI games know how difficult it is. It takes a lot of time and energy to make it look really perfect.
SOMEONE VIBE CODED A FULL PC GAME
100% prompts with no code
the stack:
- built entirely in Cursor
- 90% Grok 4.5, rest Opus 4.8 and GPT 5.5
- switched to Grok 4.5 for speed and cost
- built on Godot
- art generated with ChatGPT Images through his own custom tool
Act 1 is already playable
this is what vibe coding actually looks like now