Kunlun Wanwei releases a video large model game that can run on a single consumer-grade graphics card and makes it open-source simultaneously
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According to Kunlun Wanwei, on October 15th, Kunlun Wanwei officially released the world's first video large model game that runs on a single consumer-grade graphics card, Matrix-Game 4.0. The company stated that this project successfully implemented the complete closed loop of "code generation of game logic → structural image provision with structural constraints → real-time rendering by the video model" for the first time, and has since been made open-source simultaneously.
According to Kunlun Wanwei, on October 15th, Kunlun Wanwei officially released the world's first large-scale video model game that runs on a single consumer-grade graphics card – Matrix-Game 4.0.
According to the introduction, Matrix-Game 4.0 has for the first time successfully implemented a complete closed loop of "code generation of game logic → structural images providing structural constraints → real-time rendering of video models," enabling game prototype development and personalized customization with UGC to now have a truly viable technical path. The project has been made open-source simultaneously.
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