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Pocket's AI made my game ideas real. Now Meta controls the results.

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Meta has launched Pocket, an AI-driven mobile app that allows users to create interactive games and share them on social media without writing any code. This tool democratizes game development but confines creations within Meta's ecosystem, limiting developers' ability to extract or reuse their work outside the platform. Developers should watch how such tools evolve in terms of ownership and data privacy.

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