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this is like an open weights version of DeepMind's Genie
An RTX 5090 for 20-30fps for the small model: That is not as unreasonable as I had feared :D
The context seemed to last a few seconds. I went from a mock up screenshot of a fantasy video game, complete with first person weapon. Then as I moved forward the weapon became part of the scenery and the whole world blurred and blended until it became some sort of sci-fi abstract space. Spinning the camera completely changed look and style.

I ended up with a UI that closely resembled the Cyberpunk 2077 one complete with VO modal popup. I guess it must have featured a lot in the training data.

Really not sure what to make of this, seems to have no constraints on concept despite the prompt (I specifically used the word fantasy), no spatial memory, no collision, or understanding of landscape features in order to maintain a sense of place.

Hi,

Louis here. CEO of overworld. Happy to answer questions :)

What kind of compression is used? (the blog post says model is trained on compressed frames)

Is there an architecture diagram of the model and/or a minGPT-style implementation?

10,000 hours training data seems quite low for a world model?
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