What if AI becomes so advanced that we can no longer tell the difference between reality and simulation?
Jake Steinerman (Spatial Computing Expert & Developer Relations at Cesium) explores how AI world models are changing our ability to create realistic digital simulations of the physical world.
Unlike traditional AI chatbots that primarily process language, AI world models aim to understand how objects, environments, and physical interactions actually work.
And the technology is advancing incredibly fast.
From virtual reality and immersive gaming to realistic 3D environments, AI is making it possible to generate increasingly convincing simulations.
Jake even admits that seeing these advances makes him better understand why some people believe we could be living in a simulation or in meta world.
But does the ability to simulate reality mean our own reality could be simulated?
Are we getting closer to creating virtual worlds that feel indistinguishable from the real one?
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