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    Teortaxes Tired of Astra Photorealistic Games Claims

    The post argues these examples show only prompt writing for videogen models rather than true game generation.

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    3 Sources, 26d ago, first seen 26d ago

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    Teortaxes, a pseudonymous AI developer and commentator known as DeepSeek's most vocal online booster, posted a message expressing fatigue with certain reactions to Astra. The tweet states that claims of the system generating photorealistic games actually amount to it writing prompts for videogen models. The author calls this pattern unbelievable and labels the resulting content a genre of slop while asking what led to its appearance. The single source line presents the statement as an individual post without additional corroboration or details on Astra itself.

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    @teortaxesTexI'm already getting tired of "wow look Astra generates photorealistic games" when it writes prompts for videogen models. Unbelievable. What did we do to deserve this genre of slop

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    @teortaxesTexI'm already getting tired of "wow look Astra generates photorealistic games" when it writes prompts for videogen models. Unbelievable. What did we do to deserve this genre of slop