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[@nilaier1430]

5:51 Holy, Matt actually checked out my emulator.

[@Its_Shazar]

Actually the implications of this are huge. This is the start of an era where everyone will become a developer. We'll see a boom of apps/websites/programs from people who previously had to rely on people who knew how to code. That will have a definite impact on society.

[@sammarks9146]

Good and bad implications- I clicked on one that someone created called "You're an Idiot" (I know, I know...), and immediately 50 KZbin tabs opened and started playing. That's pretty harmless, but the ability of people to do harm without having much more than an idea is dangerous.

[@beardedheretic]

​@@sammarks9146translation: ideas are dangerous. Too much freedom is dangerous. Bet this guy's a Statist. I get the underlying sentiment tho

[@mariobudal8850]

@@sammarks9146 True. The first thing that came to my mind when I saw that recreated Google site, was "phishing". I'm afraid a lot of nefarious things can come from this. Unfortunately. So many cool things _could_ come from this... but then again there are so many people who... well, yeah... you probably get the drift. That being said, it's still a cool presentation, and these are exciting times we're living in.

[@blackgptinfo]

Yessir!

[@flickwtchr]

@@beardedheretic Typically people with this attitude only respect THEIR freedom in regard to how much power they have to restrict others' freedom. If that's not you, then great.

[@MicahYaple]

websim is like experiencing the internet in the 90's again

[@festro1000]

Isn't that the truth, kind of miss the simplistic webpages where things were easy to find.

[@nicheva417]

Yeah. It's crazy

[@abramjones9091]

You can build relatively complicated games with websim, nothing like the 90s in that regard

[@festro1000]

@@abramjones9091 Of course not for building games, but building webpages. Maybe it's just the lack of intrusive ads or bloat that make it seem so nostalgic.

[@matthewbennett5872]

Imagine 30 years from now, can’t even comprehend how good it will be

[@markmuller7962]

Reminds me of the early days of computers, amazed with simple generated polygons and extremely basic games. Pretty cool to see the birth of the generative era

[@LovelyLia04]

@@markmuller7962 love the comment!

[@markmuller7962]

@@LovelyLia04 Thx :)

[@kliersheed]

jup. i hope i will still experience when you enter " world generating (minecraft style), survival gothic-style RPG with tamable ark-dinosours in unreal engine 12 environment" and just keep on adding and correcting features you like or dislike, changing it in REAL TIME xd (would be cool enough if just changing it at all, but you know, while we are at it xd) and it would be spouting out a nice AAA title (or whatever is supposed to be good quality after AAA has run that into the trash)

[@CraigsEffects]

I teach game development to high school students, I think this will be great for students to quickly prototype ideas before they actually start building their games.

[@paulmuriithi9195]

i maybe wrong but when 3nm n2 chip nodes start powering the next transformer architectures from q4 2024, your students will NEVER need to learn how to build games anymore.....sorry

[@chris]

This thing's a trip... just enter a URL and it starts building.

[@DavidWellsdotinfo]

the speed is pretty impressive too

[@caubecktube]

I asked it to create a database with json backup, PDF download, etc., and then I downloaded the html and have been using it ever since.

[@soccerkenshin]

How's the site working? Any issues?

[@jeremiahfisher]

This is the craziest thing ever, I just made an entire Stargate Odyssey game with multiple worlds and entire wikipedia for it lol

[@bosthebozo5273]

link

[@RubelliteFae]

Bumping to get notified of link

[@mariobudal8850]

Nah... lol... what? You're just messing with us over here 🤣

[@sammarks9146]

Absolutely incredible. Everything from games to full webpages, without knowing code. I got a little too excited when I asked it to create an "in-depth Star Trek game, and it created a webpage for the game, including a download link... for a 2.7 GB game.... Yeah, that's something it can't actually create yet! But we're just a few short years(?) away, I'm sure.

[@TrentonMatthews]

Years away? I'd give it like, 6 months!

[@kliersheed]

@@TrentonMatthews nah its still couple years. even with self-coding and hyper-exponential growth in theory, we still have politicians and infrastraucture (energy grid, etc.) that needs to be established/ stabalized before we get the good stuff. but i would also asume 3-5 years. for something like 2d games and the likes though....couple months for some ACTUAL (more polished) versions...reasonable.

[@TeamTingTong]

Can't believe I beat Matt to this, been playing on it for a week. It's pretty amazing.

[@BunnyOfThunder]

If you had APIs with useful endpoints and a personal websim style interface, you could build your own app as needed. For example, imagine your banking app allowed you to make websim interfaces so you could view the information however you like.

[@FRareDom]

this is actually one of the coolest things i have seen in ai in quite some time

[@osasart]

This could be added to GTA 6 in game internet. Would be awesome

[@billbond2682]

OMG U R GENIUS

[@DoctorZacharySmith]

I think the use case for this is to try out and work on ideas, to prototype stuff before you go ahead with development. Or it could be a great way to visualize some ideas which you can then show a web developer or a software developer and explain what you want in a more accessible way.

[@watchdog163]

This works for basic applications, but once it becomes a bit complicated with 1k lines of code, just making small changes will be super slow and break the app and you have to try it over and over.

[@fortium1025]

Can't wait for it to get better!

[@JaBigKneeGap]

@@fortium1025same fr, and im assured it WILL and not so long from now that, with the promise of the 3.5 Opus model coming out later this yr, plus probably (hopefully) the claude 4 one latest this year (December)/early next year.

[@lioneldasilva4889]

The donut is a reference to everything everywhere all at once 😊... That's a nice one honestly... So subtile

[@somethingclever4297]

Every day, the dead internet theory seems more likely.

[@jeremiahfisher]

I think we're way passed the dead internet theory lol

[@deeuniverse770]

​@@sytonicflux damn. On point. I think your right

[@nevergonnagiveyouupnevergo3263]

Bruh

[@Dutchruler]

Real world use case is for study. Basicly ask it to make a interactive math pop quiz. Learning a Language using voice to text and interactive flashcards. It's great for visualizing anything you want to study. Much more engaging than chatgpt

[@opusnone1]

I was secretly hoping you wouldn't cover websim because it's been fun to play with quietly.

[@RubelliteFae]

😅

[@wendelinnugent68]

Already played with it yesterday, was going to write you to share it with you

[@johnne86sd]

It's insane that this is free to use. How do they even get past the usage limits of Clause 3.5?!? I can't imagine this lasting too long without some pay service. Otherwise really cool.

[@pictzone]

It's a common growth hack strategy for well-funded projects. Once the traction is hot enough, they will start to implement some sort of monetization and make up for the burnt cash

[@MrTask4ce]

It may be a strategy to more quickly train, prior to monetizing.

[@yoshikagarner6165]

I definitely plan to use it to teach children how to build basics games, etc... from their imagination, helping them to think outside of the box... better yet, getting rid of the box! I have lots of ideas for practical use cases! Thanks for sharing, Matt!!! :)

[@BilZbUb]

thats a pretty good idea, actually as children think in these really amazing terms that disappear as we get older. if i discovered this when i was 10 i'd never leave the computer

[@danzonggaiten1937]

Hi Matt. THIS IS IMPORTANT. I made 3 odd interfaces in websim which was not suppose to happen. 1. This interface creates a new tab in my browser and searches for whatever I typed in Google in the new tab. 2. This is the same as above but Wikipedia. 3. I was creating someting else but his time created an interface that has access to my webcam

[@dannyquiroz5777]

Can you run that by me again please

[@PGPMarketingSales]

The interface is a nice wrapper for the Claude Sonnet 3.5 functions. I was able to get Sonnet to produce the html and css of a website that I am working on in a Drag and drop web builder and it blew me away. Websim has done well with this product!

[@ChikeresPlace]

Kindly share a link to the drag and drop Web builder.

[@diegopc1357]

The more products out on the market the harder it is to identify which are the best.

[@futtertots]

Love this for a sim in a sim

[@ScaryStoriesNYC]

LOL lycanthropy means werewolfism.

[@mreflow]

I feel like as a wolf(e) myself, I should know that term. Now I do. :)

[@HE360]

I think that whoever made the scene at 4:08 of this video was made using a toolset called Babylon js. It's used for making games for the web. I use it. Maybe whoever made that scene used A.I. to further assist with what we see as the end product. But, Babylon js could make such a scene right out of the box. In fact, it was one of their examples on their webpage.

[@yoshikagarner6165]

Yep! I learned about WebSim last week! It's very, very interesting!

[@cybermaventech]

WOW! So cool! I was able to download the HTML file and throw it on my web server!

[@Newinceptions]

Great find, Matt!

[@voodoochild420ai]

really cool info, thanks for sharing

[@Shredonus]

Damn, I love it :D, Thanks Matt! Definitely I'll play with it a lot hahah

[@user-ig7ib6dd6e]

Floogy Snap! 😂 I am so happy you shared this. You mentioned IFrames. Is that what's really going on?

[@omxian408]

cool, man. This websim also you can use as image generator. Prompt for example: picture gallery of (something).

[@gheoorygaming]

can you tell me your export settings for 1080 60fps yt upload

[@mbovingfredy5114]

I think the use case for this becomes clear when you use the download button. You can download rhe code it generates and use it as a base for your personal project

[@lioneldasilva4889]

6:52 how about increase the speed of prototyping a video game. When we talk about AI and productivity, that one seem to be a clear exemple of how you can quickly validate the demand for a new concept of video game at it most basic stage. Or maybe not a video game for PC or PS4 but at least for mobile gaming

[@patrickp1315]

is there a way to transfer a folder of holiday photos to an ai tool that sorts, corrects, merges, deletes copies, and is able to create a story with music in a video.

[@WolfxHorizon]

It's pretty awesome, the thing that was running through my mind tho was if you could grab the code from the things you generated so you could tinker with it yourself, off platform?

[@roberthaisfield3349]

Yup you can download the html from the share button

[@BradleyKieser]

LOved this. This feels like the start of something big.

[@WoodenCreationz]

This website is amazing and a lot of fun! Ty for showing us!!!!!

[@picksalot1]

Wow, what a great playground to quickly try out ideas and explore if they might actually work! 🤔👍

[@kennethbeal]

"Dimensional Jumpers Guide", love it! Protip: Gateway Experience; you can jump yourself. :)

[@FalloutTributeMusic]

Things are getting crazier by the minute! Ill try to use it all ^^

[@VaibhavShewale]

been using this pom past 2 days and some people also made doom and pvz and many more games in it

[@9vibesuniversal]

It is a quantum computer that is running a inception simulation. It is one website, within a website, within a website.

[@TiagoTiagoT]

Does it only work if you create an account?

[@jasonwiley3617]

I have tried to add images but its not using them can someone help me fix this issue all I get is crummy art work

[@samaeybelgium]

Good to find inspiration for some people to program games or things? Can we get the code of the generated stuff?

[@radeksparowski7174]

build a free linux so good windows gets forgotten only as a wikipedia article

[@WapooVideo]

Having said that, 4D version Roblox built around accumulating resources, thus strengthening the idea of INTERACTIONS. Not mentioning INTERACTIONS are not AI thing, but it has to be built on GENERATION first, cause GENERATION is the first thing

[@CM-zl2jw]

Lol😂. Lots of fun. This is about as close to AGI as I have experienced so far actually. Thanks Matt. I tried this the other day and today is light years better.

[@BilZbUb]

lol, matt, you DO know what a lycanthrope is, right? you were missing the hilarious joke that ai put up during that whole demo of the wolf.moon content. pure genius. haha

[@ttak82]

Hi Matt I found Abt it through another video and I agree it is awesome

[@FRareDom]

the possibilities here are actually endless, literally my childhood dream coming true

[@nicheva417]

This seems trivial at first but it's actually quite a big deal I think. I think it's ground breaking because it's significantly reducing the barrier to entry to computing funcitons gaming / apps / webdev etc.

[@Chodak166]

Works better than expected with horror zork game... intense stuff

[@gazagkos]

This is so fun! Cant wait to procrastinate tomorrow.

[@Buiugutdaewre]

Could the one copy the generated program or at least embed it in his website?

[@thealwayssmileguy9060]

Cant find it anymore so asking it here. I heard websim own every idea of a website you generate. So you can actually not use it for your own projects when just copying the code?

[@emanuelmma2]

Wow very interesting. The possibilities are almost limitless.

[@nicheva417]

I'm waiting for this but in UE5.

[@Mr.Autodelete]

Claude 3.5 is all I need 😊

[@willywalter6366]

The first AI KZbin - wonder what we will see in future from stuff like this - endless possibilites

[@nilaier1430]

3:57 Lol, my Doom emulator is on the fourth place this week

[@808smurf8]

Hey I created a website for a clothing brand is there a way I can actually publish or make it a real website?

[@nashoptics6400]

I disagree when you say there's no practical use for it. There's an export button where it exports the entire html code of the page. I've used it for creating pages for a website and just inserting it as an html embed and boom, a whole html based web-applet built entirely from websim. You can also take the code it makes and host the html yourself or somewhere else just from this tool.

[@dailyhubranx]

Bro, how you pushing out so much content?

[@chochitosports]

This video is actually generated in Websim, you are in the simulation of the simulation. You're welcome

[@googleSux]

How can that even work so good and fast? Neither ctatgpt nor Claude can do this?

[@TakeshiYoung]

Wow, this is borderline magical!

[@fammamjam]

Hi Matt. Can the website generated by websim be linked to an actual URL to create a legit business? If not, do you know a website that actually does that?

[@jason_v12345]

It would be cool if it saved the improvements so that when another person visits, they get to enjoy those improvement too without additional effort (like Wikipedia)

[@zikwin]

the best thing is, it is not censored eventhought it use sonnet 3.5

[@SuzyTurner]

The rollercoaster!!! 😮😂

[@andersonsystem2]

I been using this for a bit and I love it

[@nedlyest]

This is almost the future tp has been talking about

[@johnwilson7680]

I'm so excited for what this will likely evolve into within a year or two, hopefully integrated with something like Unreal Engine 5.

[@dreamphoenix]

Thank you!

[@franciscoknower5756]

I think I broke IT ! An infinite philosophical debate between 3 people. Each person will provide a unique viewpoint of the previous persons view. Each person will have a different voice And have a different accent. Also an animated avatar of the person will be displayed while the person is talking.

[@pierrickdefossez3157]

this is awesome, hold on, is it possible to have access to the generated code of the game ?

[@rohan773]

at first, I thought websim copied my background picture but I think the owners just chose that and it turns out I have the same background

[@beharristj]

Can we see the code behind it

[@eldowden]

I have been waiting for the time when AI will make a virtual world to explore with your VR headset. Hmm i may put this to the test.

[@eboyd53]

Interesting site. I can see a lot of good coming out of this one.

[@0zeroplays0]

I made a pokedex for real life, you just input the image of what you want and it reloads the page with the stats and stuff of your fictional pokemon lol. I can share the link if anyone wants to try it, you do have to make an account on websim first tho.

[@benoitcorvol7482]

And could we get the code of the game after ? But definitely amazing thanks !

[@AdvantestInc]

Web Sim's use of AI models like Claude Sonet 3.5 and GPT 40 is impressive. What practical use cases do you think will emerge from this technology in the near future?

[@BrandonRouge]

This is nuts.

[@vanessa1707]

Thanks Matt for an awesome video and tutorial. @websim, thanks for making it free for us newbies for now!

[@odavi.ribeiro]

very goood!!!

[@vendacious]

Looks like programmers are about to experience the 'wonders of AI' like us artist types have, this last year.

[@dolphinfan65]

It's a slick way by the AI companies to use people to help TRAIN LLM for free. The site gets some money to operate, if not owned by the giant AI companies.

[@outof_mymind]

Bingo

[@bakochoi]

what if slow internet was just a cover to train the AI at the start of the internet

[@Thedarkbunnyrabbit]

this is a glimpse of dead internet for real. I'm kinda here for it

[@ezequielalbaposse8176]

Totally blew my mind

[@ibdense]

This might be good for a quick and dirty prototyping tool.

[@waynewilson6636]

really cool!

[@HunterMayer]

Imagine this is what early roblox felt like. A lot of demos ive produced cannstart like this. Toys... Proofs of concept.

[@IAtitude2000]

Thanks !!