Google introduces cutting-edge Genie 4 world model
Google LLC today previewed Genie 4, an artificial intelligence model that can generate realistic three-dimensional environments. The algorithm is the latest addition to a series of world models that the company launched in 2024. Compared with its predecessor, Genie 4 is better at rendering fluid movements and other complex details. Furthermore, it can generate accompanying […] The post Google introduces cutting-edge Genie 4 world model appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
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Google has previewed an artificial intelligence model that can generate realistic three-dimensional environments from natural language descriptions, with improvements in rendering fluid movements, complex details, and realistic character simulation compared to earlier versions. Users can create and edit virtual worlds by providing text instructions, such as changing weather or adding objects, while the model maintains visual consistency and photorealism. The model is being tested for robotics applications, where it can generate detailed simulations of robotic tasks from high-level instructions, providing visual examples that help train AI systems to control robots. The model will eventually be made available through Google's consumer and developer platforms.
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