Doom Powered Entirely by AI, Cursor AI, Meta SAPIEN, OpenAI Drama, Project Orion

Google research released a paper detailing the creation of the game Doom in real time using a neural net, showcasing the future of video games and content creation.

Cursor AI, a code editor that uses natural language to build applications without coding knowledge, is revolutionizing app development and democratizing programming.

Major AI models can now perform basic programming tasks with over 90% accuracy, showing potential for large language models to iterate on code bases effectively.

Cursor, a fork of VS Code, offers AI-assisted programming features like natural language edits and next action prediction, indicating a shift towards AI-powered development workflows.

Boston Dynamics' new Atlas 2 robot demonstrates impressive capabilities, while Reflect Orbital's simulated video showcases the potential of using mirrors in space to reflect sunlight for various applications.

Meta introduces Sapiens models for human-centric vision tasks like 2D pose estimation, depth estimation, and surface normal prediction, contributing to advancements in video games, content creation, and autonomous vehicles.

OpenAI faces scrutiny for lack of whistleblower protections and questionable practices related to AI deployment and technology sharing, raising concerns about transparency and accountability in the AI industry.

Microsoft plans to release a controversial AI search feature for Windows, offering advanced search capabilities, while Salesforce introduces autonomous AI sales agents to streamline sales processes.

Google unveils new experimental AI models and Elon Musk showcases Tesla's AI training supercluster, highlighting the ongoing developments in AI technology and infrastructure.