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Action-controllable world models are evolving fast. LingBot-World-Infinity can run an unbroken session of real-time world generation for up to an hour. A distilled model can stream 720p at 60 fps. World models are going to be a critical piece in training robotic agents for unseen worlds.

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The Humanoid Hub3 months ago

The mode is open-source. @robbyant_brain Github: Try it online: Weights:

Shara3 months ago

An hour long unbroken session at 60fps is a serious technical milestone for world models.

Relax_to_Rich3 months ago

Virtual world simulation drastically cuts hardware wear and time costs from physical robot field testing.

Hamid AI3 months ago

@robbyant_brain "Distilled intelligence, real-world impact. Exciting progress! 🚀"

m3 months ago

@robbyant_brain "A distilled model can stream 720p at 60 fps." - You forgot to add that in order to run live generation at 60 fps, you need to have several H200 series GPUs 😄

Evelyn3 months ago

Really impressive progress! 🌍🤖 Running long, real-time world simulations at 720p/60 FPS is a major step forward for embodied AI and robotics. Excited to see how world models continue to shape the future of intelligent agents. 🚀

Gerard Sans | Axiom 🇬🇧3 months ago

Important discussion around current AI’s ROI myth

Future Alpha3 months ago

World models are becoming the data factory for robots that can't afford infinite real-world failures. Sim is cheap until transfer fails. The winners will be whoever closes that gap with real task data, not prettier videos

Ferbin3 months ago

the simulation runs clean. real robot has latency, parts wearing out, a floor it never trained on. that gap between sim and real? that's where this wins or fails.

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