Real-time multiplayer world model that generates four-player Rocket League-style gameplay, playable online.
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Mira (also written MIRA or Mirror) is a multiplayer world model: a neural network that generates an interactive game environment frame by frame instead of running a conventional game engine. The site describes it as "a dream of Rocket League."
According to a YouTube creator summary, it is a 5B-parameter diffusion model trained on about 10,000 hours of gameplay. It generates four-player games at 20 fps on a single B200 GPU. These figures come from that secondary source and were not confirmed on the pages fetched.
It is reported to be free to play online through the website. The vendor, license, weights availability and technical documentation were not found in the provided material.
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Real-time multiplayer world model: a 5B diffusion model trained on 10,000 hours of gameplay that generates four-player games at 20 fps on one B200. It is free to play online.
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