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Genie 4: A new generation of world simulation

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Genie 4 is a new world model developed by DeepMind that enables real‑time simulation with unprecedented realism. The model represents a significant advancement in creating immersive, lifelike virtual environments. It promises to enhance applications that rely on accurate, dynamic world simulations.

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