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A critical essay arguing that much of the current AI boom represents 'tool-shaped objects'—systems that create the appearance and feeling of productive work without generating actual measurable output, comparing modern LLM infrastructure to FarmVille-style engagement mechanics designed to make users feel productive rather than be productive.
Matt Shumer
Miles Grimshaw
Ethan Mollick
Alex Finn
FarmVille
Roam Research
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