Reddit thread debates simulated fruit-fly brain as first immortal being

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.

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.