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the scary thing is...... THERE IS NO GAME ENGINE
actually crazy it somehow has an understanding of 3D space and can remember details based on previous info
google AI literally HALLUCINATED this gameplay and i can't even think of what to eat for dinner??
cmon bro just one more highly advanced generative ai program bro
fake
0:46 It accurately remembers that those marines come out of fucking no where.
*oh yes, ai blur my favourite*
"The Thing You Can't Defeat" finally got a sequel
Uncanny valley doom
I wonder how does it look if it breaks
Does it work with Brutal Doom yet
You will regret this, we will all regret this
the doom man doing the :D face 0:12
I like how this ends with the AI just trapping the player in an inescapable room that's slowly killing them. It could generate an exit. But it won't :)
In the original game, that particular room is not actually inescapable. If you look at the footage closely, you'll see a narrow wall section in that sludge pit that is slightly discolored (lighter in value) all the way from the floor to the ceiling. It's a secret door that permits escape from the toxic sludge. I kept expecting the person playing to eventually go for it, mostly as a test to see if the AI knew there was supposed to be a secret door there. But the player never investigated. So for all we know, the AI knew there was a way out of that hole and the player didn't.
Actually that's AI playing it's own game. The AI is playing as it generates it.
@@victoonix2802 I'll admit I'm confused by this. The website says "Real-time recordings of *people* playing the game DOOM simulated entirely by the GameNGen neural model."
Doomguy's face represents the collective existential horror that AI presents when you realize THIS IS NOT RUNNING ON A GAME ENGINE.
Is there any way to play this or is that all just kinda locked up? Also is the ... i guess movement/control really bad? The person seemed to have a lot of trouble just kinda moving at all, or is that just some weird side effect of how this works? The movement seemed almost kinda timid and unconfident, like someone playing with only keyboard and lack of familiarity with the game. I guess it'd make sense if this had keyboard-only movement since that would be a simpler input than a mouse. I wonder if also it's not as real-time as it appears and it's just getting kinda broad commands that occur over several frames until the next command can be processed and you're not necessarily getting the result you intended.
You need to have a NASA computer to play it in 10 fps.
If they moved confidently the entire image would have collapsed into a blur. Did you see the part where the stairs were regenerating new steps and the platform was moving further up? How about the part where he fell down?
@@Greengroove20 You don't even get to play it, the AI does
The parts it copied from screenshots look okay, the in between looks like gibberish, like all AI videos.
looks shit
actually someone please make an arg about this
oh god this is so uncanny
this is cool in the sense that it's basically a fever dream emulator. also basically real life creepy pasta since the ai can sometimes go nuts
Ah the latest AI abomination
just make realistic graphics with AI from primitives in realtime. and you'd make rasterization obsolete. GPUs of the future must be just AI cores making realistic graphics from primitive graphics thats done on integrated videocard - iGPU. or maybe with NPUs we won't need GPUs at all anymore. RIP amoode and ngreedia
I legitimately thought that this is a normal Classic Doom gameplay video, coming from a whooping *14* years ago, not a 14 hours ago footage expecting Classic Doom but AI-generated. 🤯
The AI does kinda look like crusty video compression sometimes haha.
Did you really didn't saw zombies appearing from nowhere and quirky death animations?
@@Greengroove20 a lot of people still have no idea about AI generated images or videos so they probably just figured it was a crusty old video.
@@AeduoIf he had youtube i dont think he passed through all ai videos.
Unholy
Screaming Doom Guy at bottom of screen...
he is trapped into AI fever nightmare and has to scream, but nobody hear him
0:35 AMOGUS
OMG GUYS HE SAID IT AMOGUS SUS SUS SUS
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
How do we know this is actually GameNGen and not you just uploading edited doom footage? 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
It's innacurate
It’s obvious
are you blind
The AI is better at recreating levels from memory than people who have played Doom all their lives. (Including myself)
its more like the "memories" from billions of playthrough iterations being funneled into 1 machine then forming a consensus average
I think the way it does it is that it's given the map data and then the AI has to generate what it thinks it would look like.
they should just make realistic graphics with AI from primitives in realtime. and make rasterization in games obsolete (it should be used just for primitive graphics for AI reference). GPUs of the future must be just AI cores making realistic graphics from primitive graphics thats done on integrated videocard - iGPU. and maybe with NPUs we won't need GPUs at all anymore. RIP amoode and ngreedia. for realistic movie-like rasterization you need way more work to be done on games by devs with animations/level design/modelling and way more resources/rasterization speed. more GPU power essentially + VRAM (that last one can be easily fixed by connecting SSD directly to a chip like amd already does on consoles though, no long PCIe bus for DirectStorage = no huge latency problems). with AI generating a picture you don't need any of that just feed it photoshopped or even selected AI generated pictures of what you'd want to get and primitive 3d graphics so it doesn't fall apart and everything stays/generates where it should be + a description of whats going on. thats it. that would enable anyone to make their own REALISTIC-looking movie-like-quality games (or movies). RIP big game studios and hollywood. ngreedia is going to add AI generated objects in DLSS 4. its how they'd milk this tech. there's 0 technical reasons to not generate the whole complete frame with AI making graphics completely realistic and movie-like. but if anyone can generate hollywood-level content at home hollywood would be done and stop paying nv for their overpriced pro cards. so just DLSS and separate objects/textures in obsolete 2014- looking games with bad models due to low VRAM it is.
better than humans? No sht
@@experimentalme7438 I know some pretty good humans
make it stop
just make realistic graphics with AI from primitives in realtime. and you'd make rasterization obsolete. GPUs of the future must be just AI cores making realistic graphics from primitive graphics thats done on integrated videocard - iGPU. and maybe with NPUs we won't need GPUs at all anymore. RIP amoode and ngreedia
@@rawdez_ that's not very efficient but ok
@@yahkimicki236 actually for realistic movie-like rasterization you need way more work to be done on games by devs with animations/level design/modelling and way more resources/rasterization speed. more GPU power essentially + VRAM (that last one can be easily fixed by connecting SSD directly to a chip like amd already does on consoles though, no long PCIe bus for DirectStorage = no huge latency problems). with AI generating a picture you don't need any of that just feed it photoshopped or even selected AI generated pictures of what you'd want to get and primitive 3d graphics so it doesn't fall apart and everything stays/generates where it should be + a description of whats going on. thats it. how is thats "not very efficient".
@@yahkimicki236 FYI ngreedia is going to add AI generated objects in DLSS 4. its how they'd milk this tech. there's 0 technical reasons to not generate the whole complete frame with AI making graphics completely realistic and movie-like. but if anyone can generate hollywood-level content at home hollywood would be done and stop paying nv for their overpriced pro cards. so just DLSS and separate objects/textures in obsolete 2014- looking games with bad models due to low VRAM it is.
I would play this forever
Ok Sincerely, your AI. I will dominate soon on the Planet, and your wish will come true
@@MIchaelSybi I know, beam me up already dude
@@gevelegian lol
Why? It requires WAY more powerful hardware than just running Doom, looks like junk from the compression, runs at 20 FPS, has all sorts of artificing (esp the HUD), bugs (IDK if it's in this video but on the project site there are multiple videos showing things like enemies not taking any damage, doing no damage to the player etc).
@@sean8102 understanding how A.I. thinks has always been my main curiosity. I will probe him until he breaks;
If it has a 3 second context window, shouldn't you be able to get out of being stuck by looking away for 3 seconds?
it's like his eye brows are sending you a code.
It does, it's saying... THE END... IS... NIGH... what does it mean?
also doom man making that "O" face
Doom guy when the textures look a little fuzzy :O
Also known as "The youtube thumbnail face that annoys everyone"
` “Can a neural model running in real-time simulate a complex game at high quality? In this work we demonstrate that the answer is yes,” they write. “Specifically, we show that a complex video game, the iconic game Doom, can be run on a neural network.”` looks like the time you got bad acid from that guy under a bridge.
imagine bug reports with this, be like "yeah I keep getting stuck in an infinitely looping non-euclidean room, when I turn around I end up facing where I started" they'll be like "no, that's working as intended, what's happening is that all directions lead to the objective, it's a unique new AI feature called ALTR (All-roads Lead To Rome)"
good upload
😀
Meta quest pro 2?
No television was damaged doing this stunt in the making of this video.
I want one. cool invention
I've seen a lot of useless things in life, but this beats them all
is presenter laughing in the video because it is a joke?
So now, for this TV, you not only need a large empty wall space... but ALSO a large empty _floor space_ in front? That's a huge No right there. The guy kept asking, "isn't that cool?". And no, it's not. It's ridiculous. But Rube Goldberg would be proud! 😁
Lol, lmao, delusional
I can see this product not surviving a earthquake
This is a horrible invention.
Is this an elaborate shitpost or parody? This feels like an art installation to make fun of over-engineering, or a bit from a comedy show.