Oasis is an AI generated Minecraft... experience? I wouldn't call it a game but you actually can sort of play it.

Regardless of how you feel about AI, a lot of people have been posting videos about this so you might be interested in seeing it.

Worked on desktop on Chrome, some phones might run it but mine didn't.

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This comment on Xisuma's video on this mostly sums up my thoughts on this.
- Which comment?
  
  Oh thanks for asking, it didn't embed for some reason. I'll edit the message
It's very surreal, like a fever dream. Everything changes as soon as you look away, no hard boundaries (floor = ceiling and vice versa). Also you can see (especially in the hotbar) that it heavily borrows stuff from youtube vids (which it was trained on I think)
- The lack of any object permanence when you look away is so off-putting. I get a few minutes of expecting everything to be that way after playing the demo a bit. It is kind of interesting how sometimes textures will turn into landscapes and vice versa.
So you open it up and the map constantly changes woo yeah I don't get the reasoning
- We went from Deep Dream in 2015: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeepDream
  
  To Midjourney and Stable Diffusion in 2022, to AI Will Smith eating spaghetti in March 2023: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/ai-will-smith-eating-spaghetti
  
  To services like LumaLabs and openAI's Sora, coming out now/2025-ish.
  
  This is the equivalent of the spaghetti video, for video games. This Minecraft clone being generated in real time and playable is absolutely crazy.
I tried in chrome on fedora and it entered the demo for a single frame and then ended.

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