Google’s AI helped me make bad Nintendo knockoffs

Google launched Project Genie, an experimental AI tool that generates interactive 3D worlds from text prompts, available to Google AI Ultra subscribers in the US. Users can explore AI-created environments for 60 seconds at 720p resolution, but the tool suffers from significant input lag, inconsistent physics, and memory issues where elements randomly disappear. While initially creating Nintendo-inspired worlds, Google began blocking gaming franchise content due to copyright concerns, leaving the platform with limited engaging content and poor interactive experiences.