Only 2% of AI users pay for AI, 98% stay on free tier

At Capcom Open Conference RE: 2026, programmer Satoshi Ishida outlined plans to incrementally evolve RE Engine into an "AI-generation game engine" toward "a future where we create games together with AI." Capcom says it won't use AI-generated assets in games, focusing instead on development workflow efficiency.

A Reddit user in r/ComfyUI shared a personal ComfyUI workflow for retexturing the MakeHuman character creator add-on inside Blender, describing it as a niche setup that keeps improving.

A Reddit user says they left ChatGPT over usage downgrades and price increases and built an entire game, including music from 6.1 Sol, in about two dozen prompts with Opus 5.5.

A user running GPT-6 Astra on 70+ page documents from 100,000+ characters of source material says long tasks run 30-40 minutes before the 5-hour usage limit is hit. The complaint asks why no warning appears before the compute is spent.

An r/Singularity post asks whether a simulated fruit-fly brain counts as the first "immortal" living being, extending the question to humans who scan and transfer their brains into repairable humanoid robot bodies. The thread is speculative discussion with no linked research, model, or paper.

A Reddit user held a back-and-forth with Claude Opus 5.5 about trip, hotel, and food preferences, then had it research Chengdu and assemble the results into analog, fully personalized travel planning zines.