Claire Vo, live at OpenAI's DevDay, describes a 3D game she built while testing a very fast new model early. Typing a request changed the game world on the spot, and her kids kept asking for more.
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Okay, I have to talk about the game that I made because you all announced UltraFast and I got to like ultra fast test it a little bit early. And what I did, which was super, super cool, is I built a very similar 3D game. So it was a two by three 3D room game. It was on a moonship. It was populated by three very adorable 3D characters, Pip, something, and something. I don't remember. I definitely remember Pip. They each had their room. And like just forecasting the future, what was really cool is you were able to type like Pip needs bunk beds and then Astra UltraFast just like built the bunk beds. And then you're like, it's fall in Momo. Oh, Momo was the other one. It's like fall in Momo's garden. And then like the leaves would fall off. And I would say like, it's spring in Momo's garden. And then it would like flower. And then I would say, let's go underwater. And a giant jellyfish would show up. And then I said, like, let's remove gravity. And then everything starts to float. And so I think we're really getting quite close, not only to for you to be able to build 3D games, which is pretty good at. So you should try doing that, deploy them, which you have solved, but then integrate these like very speedy, very fast models. I mean, I said it was like a terrible use of $1,000 or whatever I spent. I was like, my kids were like, make the jellyfish a hula dancer. Give the jellyfish bell, like, like babies. Yeah. I want a chicken. And I was like, there's just dollars going out the doors, kid. It's eight times as fast, but as Sam said, six times as expensive.
Yeah.
But I do think as these like models both get like more smart and faster, you can imagine how this like. You know, people are talking about generative UI in this like very kind of like boring SAS way where it's like your forms will like progress how you want or you'll have these like widgets. I think this like generative world UI of games is going to be really interesting. I think it's going to be
pretty cool. It's