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DHH says Omarchy is getting a full Apple Silicon installer
DHH says Omarchy is moving to a streamlined installer for Apple M machines, with a full announcement later today. Higgsfield says a phone can act as a virtual camera for AI video from a Blender scene. World Labs posted Atlas outputting explicit 3D from images, and Justine Moore showed a reshoot from a new angle. Install conversion and reconstruction claims are the labs' and posters' claims.
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DHH says Omarchy is getting a full Apple Silicon installer
Open originalDHH posted that Omarchy is moving very fast toward a fully streamlined installer for Apple M machines: download the Omarchy M app, try it, pick how much space to dedicate, and the rest is handled. He said a full announcement comes later today. That is a teaser, not the installer drop itself.
Higgsfield says your phone is now a virtual camera for AI video
Open originalHiggsfield AI posted that a phone can now act as a virtual camera for AI video rendered from a Blender scene with its plugin, calling it a solution to the biggest problem in AI video. That is a product claim, not an independent benchmark.
World Labs says Atlas outputs explicit 3D from one to many images
Open originalWorld Labs posted that Atlas also outputs explicit 3D from one to many input images and says it beats top open-source reconstruction models, with more images giving more context and less imagination. Reconstruction ranking is the lab's claim.
Justine Moore showed Atlas reshooting a clip from a new camera angle
Open originalJustine Moore posted that World Labs' new model can reshoot an existing video from a new angle, reconstructing a full view of a scene filmed with three cell phones on tripods. The clip is a demo, not a measured eval.