I asked Claude to turn 20 years of my research into a game logo

I asked Claude to turn 20 years of my research into a game

I'm a professor of advanced technology transitions at ASU, and part of my work includes pushing at the edges of what frontier models can and can't do. Out of curiosity I asked Fable 5, via Claude Code, to research the past two decades of my research and design a browser

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A one-button game about navigating advanced technology transitions: hug orphan risks, starve moral panics, deploy tech for good, and keep human flourishing alive.

HYPERBUBBLE — embrace the tech, navigate the risks, manage the hype. How far can you get? ← back to the game ← back to the game ← back to the game How to play One button, one bubble, and the whole future off to the right. Everything below is detail — honestly, you could close this now and just play. Come back when something bites you. The one button Press and hold — the SPACE BAR , the DOWN ARROW , a mouse button, or a finger held anywhere on the screen — and your bubble turns heavy and drops. Let go and it floats back up. That's the entire control scheme. I promise there is no hidden second b

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