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An article demonstrating how GPT-6, used with Apple Vision Pro, can transform a room into the animated style of Studio Ghibli.
Claude Opus 5.5 generated each frame of a JavaScript animation that explains how browsers work in 40 seconds.
Opus 5.5 AI model was used to create a Dark Souls-style game, demonstrating its powerful creative generation capabilities.
The tweet showcases how Opus 5.5 generated an interactive lens lab to explain camera focus in one shot, costing $25.66 in API fees.
Elon Musk is giving a live demo of building a company with Grok AI and a bot.
A user shared on Twitter that connecting GPT-live and Astra to a whiteboard creates an experience similar to having a teacher present.
Someone successfully recreated the recently viral Chinese movie 'Niu Lai' using Claude Code and Three.js, showcasing the application of AI tools in creative coding.
A humanoid robot demonstrated efficient energy transfer by sprinting at Beijing’s National Speed Skating Oval, trading kinetic energy for electrical power.
Matt Shumer showcased the Grok 4.6 AI model building a shooter game in Unity, demonstrating its capabilities for automated game development.
A cyberpunk FPS tech demo that runs entirely in the browser, built in 3 days via vibe coding with multiple LLMs. It features procedural generation, WebGPU rendering, and fully synthesized audio.
A developer demonstrates running the game DOOM using a regex engine as a computational substrate, performing millions of substitutions per frame.
Ronald Mannak critiques Snap's new Specs AR glasses, calling them impressive as a tech demo but clunky as a consumer product, and suggests offloading compute to other devices.
Google's Genie 3 can generate a playable open world from a text prompt or image, but it's currently rough with low framerate and bugs, sparking debate on whether it threatens traditional game development or will plateau as a demo.
Singapore's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Vivian Balakrishnan, demonstrates using a Nanoclaw on a Raspberry Pi, highlighting collapsed barriers to accessibility.
Two hackathon entries, herm and theia, make hermes primitives visible and interactive in a terminal interface.