The future of game development... has no game engine?

Google's new GameNGen paper describes how the build the classic Doom game from 1993 without a game engine. Learn how diffusion models could change the future of Game development

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- Future trends in game development
- Google's Doom Engine
- Who is John Carmack?
- Building doom with AI
- Stable diffusion for game development
- How does the Doom rendering engine work?

[gameworkerty]

Mathematically the most computationally expensive way to run a 30 year old game possible

[SevensRequiem]

this brings a whole new meaning to "can it run doom"

[ariel]

Fireship 2022:
There's a new JS framework 🕺🕺
Fireship 2024:
We are all doomed 💀

[JakeStine]

4:09 "It keeps track of health and ammo" as the video shows that ammo doesn't sync at all with shots fired. He takes like 8 shots and only loses 3 ammo.

[vv]

watch it start hallucinating and your in game currency goes to 3 billion

[canaconn]

I like how you had to censor cartoony gore, yet didn't need to when running over realistic looking people

[dermixer]

4:06 "Is this depressing? Yep (immediately)" caught me off guard xD

[thrownstair]

It's 2030. I prompt the AI to generate a roguelike survival game set on a space station. My CPU heats up and becomes a fireball, instantly incinerating everything in a two-mile radius. All of the electricity in the world is instantly used up, triggering a global meltdown.

[invalid_user_handle]

So, it's just a version of Doom that runs approximately six orders of magnitude slower, is wildly inconsistent in it's behavior and logic, is only 20 frames per second, and completely breaks if you fill your screen with a single wall for too long?
Game of the year, right here.

[hemangchauhan]

1:31 Carmack deserves more respect from mainstream than most tech personalities right now.

[awesomekalin]

Soon we'll be running Doom on brains

[MacCrunch]

AI is truly revolutionizing everything from gaming to robotics. AI-generated game environments are already making waves, and the idea of AI trained robots is just mind-boggling. Still, it's reassuring to know that game developers are far from obsolete.

[RILDIGITAL]

While it's true that game and gen is not going to replace game developers anytime soon, the advancements already achieved indicate a promising future for both robotics and gaming.

[lennyfeis]

wait wtf was that capital penalty machine

[hausdorffspace]

Back in 1995, I was playing a free version of Doom on a bargain end PC at well over 30 FPS. 30 years later and you are telling me that some egg-heads have it running at 20 FPS?

[BeautifulModelBarbaraHutch-ve]

Wait, Isn't it able to "run" doom just because there exists a lot of training data about it on the web? How would this apply to a brand new game idea? Would it be good enough to extrapolate and reach the desired ouput?

[klausgartenstiel]

the game without a game engine is what i'm currently playing. only, someone has hardcoded suffering into it, and theres no off button.

so basically its a prison.

[jaycobobob]

This is cool, but think about the VASTLY different levels of computation required to output this vs the original game, and by extension, the power requirements.

Unless we have some massive energy revolution in the next decade or so, we are going to quickly run out of power to run these AI-ified versions of everything.

[HunkyHotBoy]

gambling more attractive than video games
IMAGINE

[ZenoDiac]

3:12
> Hobbies
> "Online trolling"
😂😂😂