Hasn't this been posted before? It's cool, I agree, but it's been around for a few years. Has there been an update?
The indoor scenes look completely plausible, but the outdoor leaves a lot to be desired. Very much behind the state of the art.
The fact that this is possible feels like it says something about the universe— that there is not as much information in our environment as we think there is.
This in turn could explain the unreasonable effectiveness of brains — especially small ones like animal brains — at modeling and operating in the world.
it's unclear from the readme - is this infinite as in can generate infinite variations on a scene, or infinite as in generates an infinite world?
Previously : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36373494
your meta tag descriptions need to be updated and are showing placeholder content when shared
I noticed several prominent Chinese universities in the authors list. Doesnt this prima facie imply a breach of the chip sanctions/export rules?
Not even subtle with that Matrix-like intro
Really cool project.
Some questions to ML/AI researchers here on HN:
- Are there any ML/AI papers out there that trained on this? E.g. training robots in virtual environments?
- What data sets are used today in the ML/AI space to train robots?