There's a good chance Anthropic's models are named after fiction works for a reason. As far as I can tell, LLMs are model languages that won't pose any threat by themselves and Anthropic is acting like a kid who "has a tiger at home but can't show you".The greatest risk would be if a LLM was put in charge of anything just because it talks well and always agree with anyone it talks to, but we don't put people in charge of anything with such criteria, right? ... right?
"Listen son, strange birds flying over the surface distributing crowns is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical avian ceremony."
(Developer here) HTML, CSS and JS are always good to know anyway. For a video game, it depends if you want something really "video-game like" (in which case I advise to use a game engine the can be run in a browser, like Godot) or just an interactive interface with buttons, images and text.For the latter, I would advise to use one the numerous JS frameworks (Solid, Svelte, Vue or whatever) but if you don't know JS at all, learning it from scratch could be good. Plus, you can make really pretty animations with CSS!I know Go is a possibility for browsers, but I'm pretty sure it's not the best to make a game.
TLDR;
You want a real video-game --> Godot
You want a web interface --> SolidJS/Svelte (Both are good and easy to learn so the choice is yours) + CSS for animations
Toto - AfricaEven the singer, during one of Toto's concert they did recently (2018 or so), said right before playing Africa: "Are you ready for that song?"
Relevant XKCD: