Asking a leading LLM to "code a game" is a tall order. I have found a lot of success with self hosted small models to accomplish coding that would have taking me months without. I just break down the "code me a game" to its parts.
This is the AI I am excited for. Data and execution local to my machine. I think Intel is betting on this with the copilot included processors. I hope ollama or other local AI services will be able to utilize these co-processors soon.
UW-Madison's ML+X community is hosting Machine Learning Marathon that will be featured as a competition on Kaggle (https://www.kaggle.com/c/about/host)
"What is the 2024 Machine Learning Marathon (MLM24)?
This approximately 12-week summer event (exact dates TBA) is an opportunity for machine learning (ML) practitioners to learn and apply ML tools together and come up with innovative solutions to real-world datasets. There will be different challenges to select from — some suited for beginners and some suited for advanced practitioners. All participants, project advisors, and event organizers will gather on a weekly or biweekly basis to share tips with one another and present short demos/discussions (e.g., how to load and finetune a pretrained model, getting started with GitHub, how to select a model, etc.). Beyond the intrinsic rewards of skill enhancement and community building, the stakes are heightened by the prospect of a cash prize for the winning team."
Think of it like an extended auto complete.