Continuing the continuation of the Steam AI score idea, in a world where who makes the art becomes a scarce resource, proof of work becomes a valuable asset, as when games are cheap to make, who makes it becomes easy to fake, so a public record of making defends against it. Therefore, things like AI logs, amassed over years, are probably the best asset a game developer could be accumulating right now, other than money. And right now because realizing this in 2030 when it's obvious is less useful than realizing it in 2026. Having successful games before making games with AI was possible is actually the best proof of work possible, but the second best is AI logs now rather than later. I assign fairly low probability to this future actually coming to pass and this mattering, I started doing the AI logs because I like being transparent, but it also happens to have other benefits like this. Ultimately it's hard to lose when you're committed to never lying and always telling the truth. What was the quote...

"If you just seek the truth, and tell the truth, and give all of your energy to living as truthfully as possible, then it's impossible to lose the thread. To the man with a real thread, good things come, but only because a truthful life catches many imperceptible tailwinds, all kinds of implicit alpha you'll never be able to fully explain." https://twitter.com/jmrphy/status/1731411321285972118