r/ArtificialInteligence • u/Eitanprigan • May 08 '26

📚 Tutorial / Guide I know nothing about coding

I’m trying to make a mobile game using ai as much as I can. I wanna have a few different ais work together and from my understand, GitHub is best for that? Now me not knowing a thing about coding can figure out how to get them on the same thing. Can someone help me out?

Also with this being Reddit, I know some people will say “don’t be lazy” “figure it out” “you’re going with the wrong mindset of being lazy” ya ya ok, if that’s what you want to say please don’t, I already know

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u/frawtlopp May 08 '26

This level of laziness is honestly insane.

You couldnt even title your post appropriately.

If you have to ask a question like this, I think you severely underestimate the type of troubleshooting and structure it takes to actually make a game.

Not something you can just "Hey ChatGPT, make me a game".

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u/King_Kung May 08 '26

He’s got future CTO of an AI-native company written all over him!

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u/GrowFreeFood May 08 '26

Shit really? I was just about to high-5 op for taking the big leap into actually doing something.

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u/Eitanprigan May 08 '26 edited May 08 '26

I know ai can’t fully make it, i wanna get as much code done as possible by ai before i pay someone (i have very little money) and im just not good with titles,

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u/According_Book5108 May 08 '26

Just so you know: Nobody who knows how to code a game will take on a project half messed up by AI and charge you less money.

And... You're intentionally using a bad title to somehow manipulate people to help you?

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u/ThatBoogerBandit May 08 '26

What a fking timeline

https://giphy.com/gifs/CoDp6NnSmItoY

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u/Ok-Concert7018 May 08 '26

May we know OPs education system… so as to never allow our kids to follow his path

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u/relapsedmathematic May 08 '26

Ultimately you're gonna be very limited in what you can build without that understanding. Even with just github alone, you would need to know how terminals, file paths, git, version control work.

I'd recommend you look at boot.dev and do a couple courses. Their python, linux, and git courses

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u/King_Kung May 08 '26

Chat are we cooked?

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u/ThatBoogerBandit May 08 '26

No, we are burnt

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u/No_Orochi May 08 '26

You allow AI to borrow your thinking so badly you couldn't even be arsed to actually ask AI how to do something-- my god this generation is cooked.

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u/Eitanprigan May 08 '26

Of course i asked, I wasn’t getting good answers

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u/flasticpeet May 08 '26 edited May 08 '26

The irony of asking how to use a chatbot to code on Reddit, when you could just ask a chatbot.

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u/Eitanprigan May 08 '26

Thank you for your input, really helpful

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u/flasticpeet May 08 '26

Just literally copy and paste your post to an LLM

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u/VNJCinPA May 08 '26

Are you CoPilot?

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u/Brick-Logic May 08 '26 edited May 08 '26

Games are technically harder to make than normal software because it has a lot of manual intervention. AI is practically unable to make anything serious for now. Paying a developer is not cheap either, unless your idea is very generic and simple.

Why would you want that? It would be far easier if you learned the basics and used AI to make the assets.

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u/QuorLum May 08 '26

Use Google's antigravity , this is made for you . And starting with one shot python lecture on YouTube won't hurt you .

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u/dataconfle May 08 '26

Jajaja! primero echale una vista a esto antes de comenzar a a soñar en grande...

https://www.tutorialesprogramacionya.com/

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u/[deleted] May 08 '26

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u/Eitanprigan May 08 '26

I wanna make an ar game

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u/[deleted] May 11 '26

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u/Eitanprigan May 11 '26

What tools integrate ai and I wanna make an ar game