[HN Gopher] Marble by World Labs: Multimodal world model to crea...
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       Marble by World Labs: Multimodal world model to create and edit 3D
       worlds
        
       Author : dmarcos
       Score  : 16 points
       Date   : 2025-11-12 17:13 UTC (5 hours ago)
        
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       | the_real_cher wrote:
       | Thats totally insane and amazing.
        
       | ganelonhb wrote:
       | wow, it's slop!
        
       | thetoon wrote:
       | Not to belittle this or anything (it does look good and show
       | promise), it feels like they somehow generate several consistent
       | (but discrete) views of a given world, then feed all that to the
       | good old pose estimation + gaussian splatting workflow. Whenever
       | you leave the generated area (which isn't exactly huge on the few
       | I tested) you get tell-tale signs of GS.
        
         | xg15 wrote:
         | Yeah, if the entire point is that you can move around inside
         | those worlds, I'd have expected a bit more "walkability" -
         | maybe a few different viewpoints that each have their own
         | Gaussian splatting? Right now, it dissolves pretty quickly once
         | you change the location.
        
       | pedalpete wrote:
       | It's amazing to see how this space is developing. About 7 years
       | ago I was building "spatial media" with https://ayvri.com
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       | Nobody believed us when we said AI would create 3D virtual worlds
       | that were indistinguishable from the real thing, and we'd be able
       | to transport people to different places.
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       | I particularly like the artistic effect of the drawing that
       | brings the person into this world. Like a point-cloud that then
       | gets "filled in".
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       | I have little doubt this was a design decision and I think it is
       | very well executed.
        
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