Luckey Faraday

Activision just DMCA’d me for porting CoD games to the browser.

They nuked every post and every game is now offline.

Am I the first vibe coder to get DMCA’d by a major gaming company?

It was fun while it lasted, boys. 🫡

People are severely underestimating what happens when models like Fable 5.2 become widely accessible.

Think about it.

For the entirety of human history, accomplishing something complicated required either becoming an expert or paying one.

You wanted to build software? Learn programming.

You wanted to conduct research? Spend years studying.

You wanted to engineer something? Find someone with the necessary expertise.

Now imagine having access to a system that can reason through problems across all those disciplines.

For a few dollars.

At any hour.

Without needing to hire anyone.

We’re not just automating tasks anymore.

We’re beginning to automate access to expertise itself.

And I don’t think people have remotely grasped how profoundly that could change civilization.

I think the biggest divide of the next decade won’t be between rich and poor.

Or between people with degrees and people without them.

It’ll be between people who are curious enough to experiment with AI and people who refuse to touch it.

One group will spend the next few years discovering capabilities, building things, making mistakes, and learning how to work with increasingly powerful systems.

The other will spend those same years explaining why none of it counts.

And eventually, when the technology becomes impossible to ignore, they’ll have to start learning what the first group already knows.

Except by then, the first group will have years of experience.

You can dislike a technological revolution all you want.

But refusing to understand it doesn’t make you immune to its consequences.

I find it fascinating that people call AI a tool for the rich.

A billionaire could already hire 50 developers, 20 researchers, 10 lawyers, and an entire marketing department.

You couldn’t.

A billionaire could already turn almost any idea into a functioning business by throwing enough money at it.

You couldn’t.

Now you can sit in your bedroom with a laptop and accomplish things that would have required hundreds of thousands of dollars a few years ago.

And people are furious about it.

The rich never needed AI to access intelligence.

Everyone else did.

That’s the part of this revolution people are completely missing.

Fable 5.2 is AGI.

That’s indisputable to me.

People can argue about the definition of AGI forever. There are probably a hundred different definitions, benchmarks and arbitrary lines people want to draw.

I don’t care.

If you ask me to define AGI, I’m not going to give you a checklist of capabilities and then ask whether Fable 5.2 passes it.

I’m doing it the other way around.

My definition of AGI is Fable 5.2.

Whatever this model is capable of, that’s the line.

That’s AGI.