This vibe-coded tool helps you find missing Lego pieces for your old sets, and now I think the AI revolution might not be such a bad thing after all
A PC Gamer writer explores the practical applications of artificial intelligence through a vibe-coded tool designed to help users identify missing pieces from their old Lego sets. The author, who has been openly skeptical of the broader AI revolution and its overhyped applications, uses this tool as an example of where AI technology can deliver genuine value. They acknowledge that despite previous criticism, the technology shows real promise in specific, well-designed implementations. The piece highlights DLSS (deep learning super sampling)—an AI-powered graphics enhancement technology—as another successful application of AI. Additionally, the author discusses vibe coding, an AI-assisted approach to code generation that shows potential in democratizing software development and making it more accessible to non-professional developers. Rather than dismissing AI wholesale, the article suggests that thoughtfully-designed applications solving specific user problems can deliver meaningful utility in an often overhyped landscape.