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wow.. AI now lets you walk inside a 3D world while it's being generated tested PixVerse R2 today. moved around with WASD, then started selecting an option to have a giant dragon block my path. it appeared in real time as i kept moving this is the part that... show more

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quick context: R2 is a real-time world model. it keeps generating the world while you move with WASD, and you can type prompts to change characters, objects or the environment on the fly #PixVerse check it out here:

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@PixVerse Open World Gaming is going to be amazing soon.

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@PixVerse not knowledgable at all about the rendering side, but I'm 90% sure the drift comes from no persistent world state between frames. is that the actual bottleneck?

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@PixVerse walking inside a 3d world during generation must be a unique immersion

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@PixVerse Mind. Blown. 🤯 I need to know, did the dragon's scales get generated along with the terrain? 🐉

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@PixVerse the prompt-as-game-control part is wild. that's a different interaction model entirely.

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🚨 AI Video are DEAD ! Because The FUTURE is all about Interactive AI Worlds! PixVerse R2 isn't just generating an AI video.. It generates a WORLD that responds to what you're doing I can literally CONTROL it with WASD keys. And this isn't a pre-rendered game. Watch this 👇 #PixVerseWorldModel PixVerse

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