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Remind me when the Internet admired Gopnik flying on a magic carpet among Russian apartment blocks? Not even a year has passed since we discussed Genie 3—and now a new hero has entered the scene.
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Remind me when the Internet admired Gopnik flying on a magic carpet among Russian apartment blocks? Not even a year has passed since we discussed Genie 3—and now a new hero has entered the scene.
Surveillance cameras have long been part of city life. Now the camera and access to databases are moving directly onto an officer’s face, enabling real-time identification and background checks on the spot.
We predicted Roblox’s return six months ago. However, press releases and public discussion still contain no information about moving its infrastructure to Russia.
Fabula Rasa Dead Man Talking is a VR experience in which you face execution in a medieval square and must convince a witch, bard, executioner, and other characters to speak in your defense.
Every time I read a headline about layoffs at Zuckerberg’s company, I subconsciously expect that the long-suffering VR/metaverse division has been put out in the cold again. This time the cuts are spread across the board: 8,000 people will be laid off, 7,000 reassigned to AI, and 6,000 roles left unfilled.
Congratulations to the team of brave young developers on their long-awaited release! 😏
One of the sessions I moderated at CIPR focused on AdTech and autonomous demand. Here are several figures that are exciting—and may be shocking to some.
In recent weeks, my attention has been focused on the Digitalization of Industrial Russia conference. I will be there to moderate two sessions—one on autonomous demand in AdTech and another on components for the video game industry.
Industrial VR has long had an awkward problem. The vision was an engineer entering a digital factory, finding a fault, and fixing it—but first someone had to spend weeks or months building that factory in 3D.
DeepMind alumnus David Silver raised $1.1 billion to launch a new AI startup, Ineffable Intelligence. An impressive amount will go towards solving a huge task: creating artificial intelligence that can learn without human data.
What is striking about this story is not only the tragedy itself but the logic of the genre—immersive media promises audiences safe risk while the people making it may face very real danger.