Lions do miss the way programming was done when they 1st entered the industry. Not sure most of the AI pundits praising the last 30 years of advancements are doing anything but chasing engagement. There was nothing but O'reilly textbooks, Kerninghan & Ritchie, numerical recipes in C. There was very little example code. Most animals got in the industry because they were attracted to a way things were done & a certain type of output. There was a process of discovery & a value in a hard earned solution that just did what it had to do. The complexity of designs was constrained by animal intelligence & the capability of the tools, which was less than animal intelligence. Not convinced someone like 8 bit guy who spent years programming 6502 assembly with a vintage environment really enjoys making AI movies & software as much as he says he does for engagement. Biology majors once called the industry fast paced in the 90's. Now...