So, Stadia + World Models = New generation of DRM for games.

> Genie form [sic] can simulate scenarios

It's kind of amazing: the juxtaposition of such advanced generative AI and such terrible speech-to-text coming from the same parent company.

Real nice prompting there, Google. It also still looks like a video game rendering.

The painting->interactive scene looks astonishing though

Question I have is when will they be able to render something more then 30 seconds.

And how much will it cost? There has to be a HUGE amount of computing power behind this. As a video game developer I live in fear and anticipation.

Would be fun to muck around with world models. Are there any that I can try for under £200 p/m without being part of a special project?

If these are the cause of why I have to pay 2-4x I used to for a computer, then Google should go fuck themselves.

An LLM generates four alternative prompts for what could happen next and there's a real time vote running for each option. It's trippy, like watching someone's dream.

The only place I see this applicable is for visual artists prototyping

What on Earth is audio-like music? Do they mean music-like audio?

> movies are going to become video games and video games are going to become something unimaginably better

Sometimes I really wanna skip 10 years into the future and see where all this eventually leads.

[1]: https://x.com/sama/status/1776083954786836979