Soslow: AI game proliferation will make curation the key creator skill
Jack Soslow · 2023 Big Ideas in Technology (Part 1) · Jan 25, 2023 · at 47:00
Jack Soslow, partner at a16z, discusses how AI generation tools will drastically lower the barrier to building games, resulting in an abundance of games.
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“I think games is coming for a new renaissance. There's gonna be, Tons and tons of games that are made, but the real skill is in understanding what a good game looks like.”
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