The Pointless Tapping Game vs OpenIdle

The Pointless Tapping Game is a game where you tap on the screen... a lot... and sometimes as fast as you can. It is all about tapping and unlocking achievements, boosters, beating the 60 levels and your personal bests at the time attacks. So yeah... It really is pointless... It is The Pointless Tapping Game, and you will not believe me, but it is quite addictive and fun. Features: * 60 levels to conquer. * One big button that can be tapped and modified with boosters. * A lot of pointless statistics from simply playing the game. * Time Attack mode with potential for earning bragging rights. * Achievements in the form of special titles to prove your ferocious tapping skills. * Supports both light and dark mode. And last but not least: * NO ads or paywalls anywhere! Everything in the game is unlockable through gameplay.

You've got a laptop, a credit card, and an opinion about AGI. Time to found your own AI lab. OpenIdle is a satirical idle game about the race to artificial general intelligence — and the way the finish line keeps politely moving. Found a company in a garage, train a model lineage, hire a workforce, generate hype, and allocate compute, data, and influence as you climb toward a post-AGI prestige loop. Hire, ship, hype, rebalance, and watch the target move with institutional grace. Cross an AGI goalpost and the definition quietly advances. Prestige, refound, and run the same race a little sharper. The numbers go up. The goalposts go further. - Bootstrap an AI lab from a garage to a sprawling research org - Train a model line with a personality — and opinions - Split compute, data, and influence across competing priorities - Ride market events, generate hype, ship on schedule - Cross AGI goalposts that refuse to hold still - Prestige into a faster, stranger version of the loop All companies and models depicted are fictional. The compute, tokens, alignment budgets, and moving goalposts they abstract are not. The treadmill, as far as we can tell, is perpetual.