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World Labs introduced Atlas, a multimodal world model
World Labs introduced Atlas as a multimodal world model that generates image and video frames with pixel-perfect camera control and reconstructs them in 3D. A follow post said Atlas can turn a handful of ordinary cameras into a bullet-time multiview capture. Also in this pack: Visko launched Orbis 1.0, a live model; ChatGPT iOS added Codex Remote priority mode; and Levin Stanley posted a live web-native Trello prototype built with Codex.
World Labs introduced Atlas, a multimodal world model
Open originalWorld Labs introduced Atlas and called it the world's first multimodal world model that generates image and video frames with pixel-perfect camera control and reconstructs them in 3D. World's first and pixel-perfect are the company's claims in the announcement.
Atlas can turn ordinary cameras into a bullet-time capture
Open originalWorld Labs said Atlas understands spatial structure and how it evolves over time, which lets ordinary cameras act as a bullet-time multiview capture studio. That capture-studio claim is the company's demo note.
Visko introduced Orbis 1.0, a live world model
Open originalVisko introduced Orbis 1.0 as its first live model, with persistent memory, interactivity, and physics-grounded generation of unbounded length, and pointed to public sandbox links. Those capabilities are Visko's product claims in the launch post.
ChatGPT iOS added Codex Remote priority mode
Open originalThomas Ricouard said a new ChatGPT iOS version includes Codex Remote priority mode, which shows running and unread tasks, plus other fixes.
Levin Stanley posted a live web-native Trello prototype
Open originalLevin Stanley posted a live React and TypeScript prototype of product work designed for Trello, not a connected Trello product. He said it was built with Codex on ChatGPT Sites.