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We used GPT-6 + Blender & Unreal Engine to recreate a HOUSE Listing in 3D 🚀 (opens the original)
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We spent 48 hours training GPT-6 Astra to make motion graphics in After Effects, and then had it recreate Higgsfield and Iman Gadzi style animations from scratch, with pre-training and post-training versions side by side so you can see what it took. Then we took a real Zillow listing and had Astra read the floor plan and rebuild the house in Blender and Unreal Engine. We show three community projects, a robot that paints, a Blender-built web game, and an interactive bookshelf site, before the de
GPT-6 Astra just stole my job? 🤯 (opens the original)
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GPT-6 Astra is out, and it is the first frontier model to put 3D front and centre. We got access two hours before the show, so we photographed a building across the street on an iPhone, gave Astra one short prompt, and watched it take over the computer and rebuild the whole block in Blender, ornaments, street signs and all, with zero iterations. Then it edited the screen recording too. The second half is the conversation we had to have: if Astra can do anything you can do on a computer faster, w
NVDIA DLSS 5: Game Changer or SLOP? (opens the original)
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Matt Workman, creative technologist at fal, joins us to break down H3 Max, the model that makes 15 second AI videos in 5 seconds, and fal.live, a livestream where viewers prompt what happens next in real time. We get into how DLSS 5 actually works before its release with NBA 2K27, why the leaked GTA footage looked wrong, and the new wave of world models from Runway and World Labs that turn a photo into an explorable 3D space. Then Matt gives an inside view of what major studios are quietly doing
This is the FASTEST AI Video model [MINMAX H3 MAX] (opens the original)
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AI video had a speed problem. The best paid models take a minute or two per clip, and running one free on our own machine took us 20 minutes. Now there is a version that makes a 15 second clip in about five seconds, and we tested it against real Seedance shots using their exact prompts. Then ZAI released a model that autonomously built a full 3D kitchen inside Blender over 16 hours, though we have questions. And Hugging Face put out a $399 open source robot you can train yourself. Sources: 1. Mi
Seedance 2.5 vs FREE Local AI Video model 🤯 (opens the original)
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OpenAI announced an ultra fast mode for GPT Sol 5.6 running at 14 times the speed, and the benchmark numbers are hard to believe. Then the main event: Higgsfield open-sourced the prompts and references behind their two million dollar AI feature film, so we took those exact shots and recreated them on a free model running locally on our own computer, using a platform we built ourselves. The results genuinely surprised us. And SpaceX AI dropped Grok 4.6 plus Grokbot, autonomous agents that run 24/
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