Musk’s old claim resurfaces: AI could generate full games, VR worlds, and movies
davidpattersonx · x · 2026-07-26
David Patterson quotes an old Musk prediction that by the end of the year it should be possible to generate entire video games, VR worlds, and movies from a prompt.
The attached screenshot expands the idea into a full prompt: read Neuromancer, generate a VR game where the user is the main character, then generate the movie. The post is less about a product and more about the rapidly expanding scope people expect from AI-generated worlds.
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