Such a shame this super intelligent, super dangerous AI can't make a website that doesn't look like an 11 year old's MySpace page, or make their "Game engine TUI" not flicker.
replyYou take it back, my Myspace page was the peak of human coding abilities.
replyHorrific color contrast juxtaposed next to being banned due to national security threat.
replyit did it in like 2 minutes while Apple had years doing the illegible Liquid Glass and took a year to fix it until this WWDC26. take it with humor guys.
replyRest assured my comment was in good humour too :)
replyDusting off a 5 year old account just to make that comment?
replyWhat a government enforced model ban does to someone :)
replyI laughed, asking it to write it's eulogy was a good use of tokens
replyThis page could act as effective counterpoint to the claim that the model is dangerously smart.
replyDamn, that beam of light was a flashbang. I wouldn't call this tasteful UI design, but maybe I just need to go to sleep.
replyI am just glad we know that was the result of a prompt written by an American. USA! USA!
replyFirst time seeing an HTTP 451 in the wild for me.
replyEdit: I take it back. Just a 200 in a trenchcoat.
this is absolute slop, terrible, and beautiful in the way that all Fable work is beautiful, terrible, and slop.
replygoodbye.
I'm annoyed at how short the eulogy is, impressively annoying beam of light shining through the text, making it hard to read. hats off to Fable!
replyAh right the super-smart model which had to be banned created this terrible looking website. Hmm...
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