I knew it was too good be true but seems like real time video generation can be good enough to get to a point where it feels like a truly interactive video/game

I knew it was too good be true but seems like real time video generation can be good enough to get to a point where it feels like a truly interactive video/game Imagine if text2game was possible. there would be some sort of network generating each frame from an image generated by text, with some underlying 3d physics simulation to keep all the multiplayer screens sync'd this paper does not seem to be of that possibility rather some cleverly words to make you think people were playing a real time video. we can't even generate more than 5~10 second of video without it hallucinating. something this persistent would require an extreme amount of gameplay video training. it can be done but the video shown by this paper is not true to its words.