The Roblox Corporation recently tried to show off its experimental generative AI tech, one the company hopes will let players fabricate entire game worlds soon, but the best the tech could come up with for now is Clair Obscur: Expedition 33... if you squint really hard and pretend that game really sucked, actually.
Roblox lives and thrives off of user-made games, so perhaps it's unsurprising that the Roblox Corporation is also chasing the generative AI dragon. In a series of recent tweets, the company details what it calls 4D Generation, a feature launched yesterday allowing bloxers to generate "interactive 3D objects like cars, plans, and more" via prompts.
