It's "old news" I guess at this point, but the AI Minecraft demo (every frame generated from the previous frame, no traditional "engine") is still the most impressive thing to me in this space https://oasis.us.decart.ai/welcome There are some interesting "speed runs" people have been doing like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UaVQ5_euw8
We might all be dead in 10 years, but with big tech companies making their plays, all the VC money flowing in to new startups, and nuclear plants being brought online to power the next base model training runs, there's room for a little mild entertainment like these sorts of gimmicks in the next 3 years or so. I doubt anything that comes of it will top even my top 15 video games list though.
> We might all be dead in 10 years, but with big tech companies making their plays, all the VC money flowing in to new startups, and nuclear plants being brought online to power the next base model training runs, there's room for a little mild entertainment like these sorts of gimmicks in the next 3 years or so. I doubt anything that comes of it will top even my top 15 video games list though.
That’s a contestant for the most depressing tradeoff ever. “Yeah, we’ll all die in agony way before our time, but at least we got to play with a neat but ultimately underwhelming tool for a bit”.
We might all be dead in 10 years, but with big tech companies making their plays, all the VC money flowing in to new startups, and nuclear plants being brought online to power the next base model training runs, there's room for a little mild entertainment like these sorts of gimmicks in the next 3 years or so. I doubt anything that comes of it will top even my top 15 video games list though.