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Google launches tech to create interactive AI-generated worlds

The online application simulates environmental dynamics and predicts how user actions affect the world in real time

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Google's Project Genie.
Google's Project Genie. Picture: YouTube

By Alice Padgett

Google's new 'Project Genie' will allow users to explore interactive AI-generated worlds.

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Google has launched Project Genie, an experimental prototype that allows users to create and explore a world generated by AI.

The online application simulates environmental dynamics and predicts how user actions affect the world in real time.

The new technology creates paths, in real time, that change the environment as users move and interact.

Users can enter whichever character and environment they want - and play.

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Project Genie can create any combination of character and environment.
Project Genie can create any combination of character and environment. Picture: YouTube

The app focuses on three core capabilities - world sketching, exploration and remixing.

However, the experimental prototype has its limitations.

Generation is restricted to 60 seconds, there may bey be potential deviations from prompts or real-world physics, and character controllability issues.

Project Genie is powered by Genie 3, Nano Banana Pro, and Gemini, and will be available to Google AI Ultra subscribers in the US aged 18 and over.