You can now try interactive AI worlds backed by Pixar's cofounder
Briefly

Odyssey, an AI startup backed by Pixar cofounder Edwin Catmull, has introduced 'interactive video', blending watching with an immersive, first-person experience. Described as an early version of the Holodeck, this technology allows users to explore real-time generated worlds, although currently, the visuals are fuzzy and glitchy, evoking a dream-like state. Users can navigate through various landscapes similar to a blurry Google Street View, albeit for a limited time of two and a half minutes per session. The approach represents a significant experimental leap towards the convergence of video and gaming.
Odyssey, an AI startup, offers a preview of its 'interactive video', a real-time AI experience likened to exploring a blurry video game.
The unique format of Odyssey's videos merges watching with interactive gameplay, presenting AI-generated environments that evoke both curiosity and instability.
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