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About Us
Our Mission
Game in the Brain’s mission is to make learning about science and the world fun and accessible through tabletop RPGs. We create tools that simplify hard sci-fi concepts, empowering players to embrace complexity at their own pace. Our goal is to make sure everyone feels welcome and inspired to learn, explore, and grow through the gamification of their experiences.
Our Vision
Our vision is a world where more creators build and share intricate sci-fi worlds using our Creative Commons assets and open settings. We aim to lower the barriers to world-building, enabling a community that contributes to and enhances our tools. Together, we can create a shared language of storytelling and deepen our collective understanding of the world through these powerful, collaborative experiences
Our Blogs
Our Recent News & Blogs
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Teaching an AI to Correct Itself: A Socratic Experiment on “Skills” vs “Tools”
Read More: Teaching an AI to Correct Itself: A Socratic Experiment on “Skills” vs “Tools”AI agents have a concept called skills — and most people (including other AI models) get it wrong. Here’s how I used Socratic prompting to walk Gemini from a confidently incorrect explanation to a genuinely useful architectural breakdown, in three…
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Teaching an AI to Correct Itself: A Socratic Experiment on “Skills” vs “Tools”
Read More: Teaching an AI to Correct Itself: A Socratic Experiment on “Skills” vs “Tools”AI agents have a concept called skills — and most people (including other AI models) get it wrong. Here’s how I used Socratic prompting to…
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Ubuntu Touch Q&A 185
Read More: Ubuntu Touch Q&A 185GEMINI Summary Based on the transcript of the Ubuntu Touch Q&A 185, here is a summary of the main topics covered in the video: 1.…
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first agent built app
Read More: first agent built apphttps://github.com/Comfac-Global-Group/comfac-studies this is my first agent built app that all the functional requirements have been completed. It took me about 5 hours – and 10USD…