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2025: Where AI Went Wrong

Posted on December 20, 2025 by arianeb One comment

An image that appears beautiful on top and ugly on the bottom.

Time magazine announced “The Architects of AI” as the person of the year. I had to laugh. Yes, these tech bro fools were one of the most influential in making headlines this past year. And I think they will be influential in most of the headlines next year, too. Just in the wrong direction.

Because as I will demonstrate, AI is not getting better! We have spent billions, maybe even trillions to find this out. Probably the most expensive lesson in history.

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The First “AI” Visual Novel shows the flaws in the concept

Posted on October 28, 2025 by arianeb Leave a comment

Being in the Visual Novel development community, quite a few have wondered if it would be possible to integrate AI into a visual novel game. Instead of choices to choose from, an AI engine would be capable answering any question related to the situation, and any question not related as well.

It’s a big concept, and recently an independent game developer studio Anuttacon actually did it. The game is called Whispers from the Star

The Damage Done by Deepseek

Posted on January 28, 2025 by arianeb Leave a comment

A post I made on Reddit: OpenAI, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Meta, Anthropic, and Nvidia (Yes, Nvidia too,) were building LLMs in hopes of controlling the market, maneuvering to become a monopoly in the AI marketplace. That goal is effectively dead, so is the goal of making ever more powerful LLMs with the goal of AGI, that dream died in November,

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2024: So much for “Exponential Growth” in AI

Posted on November 13, 2024 by arianeb Leave a comment

Here’s the lessons we should all learn from the AI bubble just before it pops:

1. Big tech doesn’t give a crap about the usefulness of their products, only their perceived valuations from investors.
2. They are needlessly copying each others work, trying to make the “Next Big AI Breakthrough” so they can take over the market.
3. The general population doesn’t give a shit about AI. This is all a 0.1% problem.

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The growing realization that AI isn’t great

Posted on June 11, 2024 by arianeb Leave a comment

Sam Altman Desperately needs you to believe that generative AI will be essential, inevitable and intractable, because if you don’t, you’ll suddenly realize that trillions of dollars of market capitalization and revenue are being blown on something remarkably mediocre.

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2023: The Rise and Fall of AI (that took out Social Media with it)

Posted on December 1, 2023 by arianeb 24 comments

In less than a year, AI went from a promised new future to an industry with no real future, at least not as everyone envisioned it.

Voicing Visual Novels with AI voices

Posted on July 16, 2023 by arianeb 3 comments

For the last few months, I’ve been experimenting with using AI voices to voice my visual novels. I started with Strip Crazy Eights, because it was a short game, and ended up not voicing the actual card game part.

That proved to me that voicing every line of every game was unworkable and unnecessary. It also proved to me it was worth doing.

AI’s Don’t know how to be “Awesome” (and will always suck)

Posted on June 1, 2023 by arianeb 2 comments

I came across a philosophical paper by Nick Ritter that defined “Awesomeness” and “Suckiness” and it seems to me that AI (Artificial Impersonation) is going to have a major problem with being awesome, and therefore AI will always suck.

The AI Apocalypse isn’t Coming

Posted on May 2, 2023 by arianeb One comment

After all the hype and scary talk about AI taking over the world, it is becoming clear that it is nothing but hype. As I predicted.

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AI Rant 4: Things are changing too quickly

Posted on March 24, 2023 by arianeb Leave a comment

It is next to impossible to follow what the hell is going on in the AI world anymore. I don’t know if there is a huge rush to announce AI projects ASAP to try and get ahead of competition, or if things really are growing exponentially.

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