Meta quietly launches vibe-coded gaming app Pocket
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Meta using an experimental AI app to let users generate mini games from text is a live test of AI-native UGC—where prompts, not engines, are the creation surface. Game and social builders should assume that “player as co-designer” will be a default expectation and design economies and moderation around that.
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