But the energy and effort you put there made you learn all those things. Also gave you some satisfaction as a reward. I’ve never oneshot games in an afternoon, but I remember really well the thrills I had when I learnt how to open the first TCP connection in Python.

We’re entering into a new era of mankind. With good and bad consequences.

Good? {{Citation Required}}

Would you rather your kids draw you a picture, or print out something they generated with AI. 'Hey son this drawing is beneath you, I'd prefer something AI generated'. What about the note they write in your father/mothers day card. You want them to write that using AI or come up with something themselves? I'm not saying your kids can't leverage AI to build things, but there is something special about the process of creation, and iteration and learning that can't be shortcut.

I don't really understand how the door relates? Are you suggesting that understanding and answering all the details about how a door fits into your game is the lesser thing that you should not saturate your time with?