Procedurális valóság | László Füleki | TEDxCsíkszereda

How did the pixelated graphics of early video games evolve into a digital reality where invisible algorithms weaponize information? In this compelling talk, software developer László Füleki explores the technological link between computer graphics, Parallel Computing (GPUs), and the rise of Large Language Models. He warns how modern, open-weight AI can cross the "uncanny valley" to generate highly tailored propaganda, exploiting local regionalisms and social media engagement loops. Ultimately, László delivers an urgent call to action: to combat digital apathy and sensory overload, we must rely on our real-world, offline human networks to remain connected and resilient. How does a professional from Csíkszereda reach one of the world's most renowned creative companies? The career of digital designer and game developer László Füleki serves as proof that visual thinking and technology know no borders. Throughout his professional journey, he has combined the inner workings of digital modeling with the dynamics of international development, demonstrating how creative design and cutting-edge digital innovation become a single, global language. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx