🚨 Google's interactive AI world model is here

Google is taking another leap into the future of creativity with Genie 3, an experimental AI prototype that can turn simple prompts and images into fully interactive 3D worlds in seconds. Instead of sketching, coding, or modeling from scratch, users can now describe a space and instantly explore it as a living virtual environment. It’s a glimpse at a new era where imagination becomes immersive reality, almost as quickly as you can type it. Let’s dive in!

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LATEST DEVELOPMENTS

Evolving AI: Google opens Genie 3 world creation tools to AI Ultra users.

Genie 3 is an experimental research prototype from Google that lets people generate interactive 3D environments using prompts and uploaded images. Users can sketch a world, choose a character, and move through scenes in first or third person views. The system builds paths on the fly and allows remixing existing creations from a gallery. Powered by Gemini, Nano Banana Pro, and Veo 3, the tool remains limited to short sessions and may show visual or control inconsistencies.

Genie 3 landing inside Google’s AI Ultra plan turns “world models” from a lab demo into something teams can poke at during a normal workday, even if it’s capped at quick 60-second runs today. For game studios, it’s a fast way to rough out level mood, camera feel, and movement before anyone opens a game engine; for film and ads, it’s a rapid previsualization toy that can spit out short clips on demand. The flip side shows up fast: laggy controls, rough visuals, and familiar franchise lookalikes that raise IP headaches long before “ship it” quality enters the chat.

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Evolving AI: Amazon cuts 16,000 jobs to streamline AI-focused operations and boost internal speed.

Amazon is reducing 16,000 corporate roles as it restructures to compete more aggressively in artificial intelligence. Leadership cites the need for faster decision-making and fewer management layers rather than simple cost savings. Employees will receive transition support and internal transfer opportunities, while the firm continues targeted hiring in AI and infrastructure teams.

The big signal here is where the money and attention are going: Amazon is trimming about 16,000 corporate roles right after a 14,000 cut in October, framing it as flattening layers and speeding decisions as it pours effort into AI and cloud priorities. If you work with Amazon or rely on its tools, expect quicker org reshuffles, fewer “approval loops,” and more self-serve processes as teams get leaner. And with Amazon closing Amazon Fresh and Amazon Go stores to focus on Whole Foods and delivery, side bets get less room when AI infrastructure and core retail execution are the focus. For workers, the 90-day internal job search window shows the new reality: roles tied to coordination and routine reporting get squeezed first, roles tied to building, deploying, and governing AI systems keep getting budget.

Evolving AI: OpenAI introduces Prism, a free AI workspace for scientific papers.

OpenAI has released Prism, a web‑based workspace that blends AI writing tools with scientific publishing standards. It supports LaTeX formatting, diagram assembly from visual sketches, and contextual access to entire research projects. GPT‑5.2 assists with literature searches, claim verification, and text revision. The platform responds to growing scientific use of ChatGPT and rising interest in AI‑supported mathematical and statistical proofs.

Prism is a sign that AI for research is moving past chat windows and into the actual place scientists spend their day: the paper itself. Since it’s free for anyone with a ChatGPT personal account, a lot more labs and grad students can draft in LaTeX, keep citations straight, turn rough diagrams into publishable figures, and ask project-aware questions without bouncing between five different apps. If you write or co-author papers, that can mean fewer format fights, faster revisions, and smoother collaboration on tight deadlines.

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