Passage

or

Robotfindskitten

are a couple of zen micro-games.

For a larger game, Beneath a Steel Sky has a robot who follows you around cracking jokes.

This was the most comprehensive list I’ve seen about the negative aspects of LLM/datacentres use. Very informative.

https://lemmy.cafe/comment/16350045

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Pretty much everything from the graphic-novel Signal from Space.

General societal breakdown in various sectors.

Also, it would unite most of humanity in ways we have never seen before.

Solid Snake.

He’d just stealth-off under a box, instead of doing his group part.

Seems to be, yes.

The Picture of Durian Gray.

http://levitated.net/

It was a bunch of GPL interactive Flash Animations.

Very creative/organic for the time. Pre DotCom crash.

Lol. I haven’t seen this since '98.

AFAIK there was a company producing a similar real product about 5-10 years ago.

If you are looking for a block-builder to play together.

Luanti is a good option.

No spyware, free cost, no AI, heaps of mods/gamemodes, helpful community, and fun.

I’ve seen 80 kids easily learn and play cooperatively with Luanti(previously called minetest).

Luanti start-guide

* One keybind not mentioned at the bottom is V for minimap views.

** The Mineclonia game mode tries to be similar to the MineCraft way of gameplay.

51st State is an apocalyptic board game that fits some of your criteria.

Nights like this are the best.

(Of course it is one half of the Chems. Fresh)

Building the Terminator’s red LED eyes.

And having a different person for Story, Outline, Colour, and Lettering.

You can probably do it slow too.

Excellent for sanitising branded promotional items, like jackets or bags.

Less than 5 minutes to remove the advertising.

It’s also known as a quick-unpick.

HeroRAT, best rat.

Lol, it happens on the doctor’s PC, without triggering clients.

Dictation and summary software could be installed onto the doctor’s computer.

There is something else going on here, with pushing an app onto patients.

A video-conferencing call is generally one-to-one with the clinician you know and have a relationship with.

An AI app on your phone opens your data to being viewed and scrutinised by a 3rd party within the medical practice or outside. (Which may be a positive, adding other insights that a single person may miss) Unless this is agreed, it would be a breach of patient trust. It seems the agreement you click gives your permission to share your data anywhere that ‘furthers treatment’.

It seems like massive over reach to install it on your phone, instead of on the doctor’s computer(where it could still summarise all interaction).

I would say you are right to want to move away from this kind of imposition. If do you change doctor, make sure to indicate that you will not install any apps as part of your treatment.

At the very least I would install the app under a seperate user than my main account.