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How Google's Genie 3 could change AI video - and let you build your own interactive worlds

ZDNet - Artificial Intelligence
Aug 8, 2025 13:41
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Google's Genie 3 leverages advanced AI to generate interactive virtual environments that realistically simulate physics and respond to user input. This technology could revolutionize AI video by enabling users to build their own dynamic worlds, signaling major advancements in immersive content creation and user-driven experiences.

AI is becoming increasingly adept at generating virtual environments that simulate real-world physics and respond dynamically to users.
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