Thanks Robert Scoble for a great chat! I did not expect the sequence take but it was very fun 😅

today's gonna be a grrrrrrreat day note to myself, do not leave campus until I've seen all the awesome demos from my fellow builders

I don't write deploy commands anymore. just have a few claude skills to manage my VMs I just ask for what I want and it handles the rest. cloud deployment has never been nicer

Faster than you think.

imo the most undervalued IP in gaming isn't characters or worlds. it's game design itself. the structural patterns, the pacing, the flow. past the docs it's always been trapped inside code, in the implementation itself. what if you could unbundle it?

I literally cannot wait for that. LTX models are already so good, but this will enable to create clips, movies....games on another level

local inference is not only cool, it's what will enable a new kind of interaction and economy based on AI models really looking forward to put all these NPUs to work 😎

one step closer to make games like playlists play → remix → edit the graph → rebuild → play we make game design an asset in itself more soon!

fun fact, there are 1B+ phones with NPUs out there and for gaming, their utilization sits at exactly 0%... for now. we are approaching a gigantic shift. when we start generating games on NPUs instead of rendering them, things are gonna get wild.

I support this. we need more capybaras in the world

if that's true we're about to get an absolutely wild upgrade to the engine

one-click remix take a game built on Alakazam, swap the setup and actions, hit remix, and get an entirely new game out. knight vs dragon → dino fight, same rules, whole new world. just a glimpse of the future

awesome time with Overworld community, loved sharing a bit more about creating tiny world models shoot me a dm if that's an exciting perspective for you!

well that sure does open some opportunities 👀👀

imo gaming is missing a real creator economy rn you can't take a game's design and turn it into something new TikTok didn't democratize filmmaking. it democratized remixing that's the missing piece