Phoenix Perry

@phoenixperry.bsky.social

researching play, experience design, machine learning, cognition, making, and games. I hold hands with strangers. 💜🕹 Typos promised.🛼❤️

Thread: 🧵 This is my first time working with Claude on a piece of art. Lesson 1. I hand coded the entire architecture while having it teach me swift. I wrote in c# and had it translate for me then I typed in all the first round of architecture. Man oh man am I glad I did. It made hilarious calls.

Wild idea. What if AI didn’t have to suck? How would you imagine a different way? What practical steps can you take to build that world? Feminism doesn’t always need to be critique. It can be construction.

These last few weeks I’ve been thinking about big tech AI and I keep coming back to the same thing. AI isn’t the problem. It’s the lack of social cohesiveness in society - that’s the issue. Blaming everything on the companies to fix while failing to regulate capital and tax the rich will not work.

I will be part of this round table event at Serpentine Gallery as a closing event for Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley's exhibition, THE DELUSION. It's your last chance to see an unmissable show foregrounding polarization, censorship and social connection. www.serpentinegalleries.org/whats-on/hou...

HOUSE IS IN SESSION - Serpentine Galleries

Hosted by artist Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley, HOUSE IS IN SESSION turns THE DELUSION into a forum for transdisciplinary exchange. The evening explores Hosted by artist Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley, HOU...

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I find it intriguing that I have been publishing about Machine Learning since 2011 and back then no one understood what I was doing and now no one STILL understands what I am doing but they have all got an opinion about it. I have been overshadowed by people who shout loudest. Hilarious.

Once you’ve finished binging Stranger Things, why not use the holiday break to learn game AI programming? 😎 If you’re up for the challenge, I made a 20+ hour course covering everything from theory to practice! 🧑‍💻 (Oh, and there’s a cheeky 50% discount in the next tweet! 🎁👇)

If you're a student and you're generating your class work, you're hurting yourself. This will damage your long term potential. Now is when you learn to synthesis and develop new ideas from existing, complex, information. Skip that and you lose out for a lifetime.

I am always left wondering about the colonized mindset of white dudes writing game coding tutorials who have to frame every single example as an enemy, weapon, collection, or damage point. What world are you wanting to create? What does this say about you, the culture?