Elon Musk’s xAI wants Grok to learn how to make video games 🎮 Elon Musk’s AI company, xAI, just opened a new kind of job listing: “Video Game Tutors.” Yes — real humans will now teach Grok (xAI’s chatbot) how to design and build games. 🧵1/4

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...edge of the map. YouTuber and Twitch streamer kurtjmac decided to reach this mythical land on foot — no teleportation, cheats, or mods — which took over 14 years to finish 2/2

Minecraft offers one of the largest worlds in any game, but it still has its limits. Earlier versions of the title top out at around 12.5 million blocks, after which the game glitches out, with a jagged, vertical wall, called ‘Far Lands’, appearing on the... 🧵 1/n

From a small spark in a museum to a rolling symbol of inspiration, Retro Reset is proving that history doesn’t have to sit behind glass — it can roll up to your school and change lives. 🚍💾🎮 9/9 📸 : BBC

Jason also shared how proud he is of his son: “Luke is on the autistic spectrum. He’s gone to every meeting, spent hours painting the bus. It’s every father’s dream to do this with their child.” ❤️ Everywhere they go, kids love it 8/

Inside the bus, students can tinker with real retro machines — from a 1978 Atari 2600 to a Sega Dreamcast and even an old computer once used to edit Hollywood films 🎬. They can literally take apart history to see how it all works. 🔧 7/

Jason shared how it all began: “Luke said a lot of his friends can’t afford to go to museums. He wanted to build a bus and bring the experience to them.” ❤️ They bought the bus in January and held their first workshop by July — talk about dedication! 6/ 📸 : AOL

Jason shared how it all began: “Luke said a lot of his friends can’t afford to go to museums. He wanted to build a bus and bring the experience to them.” ❤️ They bought the bus in January and held their first workshop by July — talk about dedication! 5/

Luke, from Heathfield in East Sussex, told BBC Radio Sussex: It really inspired me to have a museum that wasn’t in one place. We can take it anywhere — to schools and youth clubs A museum without walls — that’s accessibility done right 🙌 4/

The duo founded a charity called Retro Reset, aiming to inspire young people to explore the world of computers and gaming. They now visit schools and colleges, running workshops that make computing hands-on again 👨‍🏫💻 3/

Together with his dad, Jason, Luke spent a whole year converting an old yellow school bus 🚌 into a computer and gaming history museum From Atari to Dreamcast, it’s packed with retro tech that shaped the world of computing 🎮💾 2/ 📸 : BBC

The 19-year-old who built a museum on wheels 🚍💻 When 19-year-old Luke Stoner visited a museum on the history of computers, it sparked an idea 💡— what if he created one too? But not just any museum… a mobile one. A museum on wheels that could go anywhere 1/n

Whether you find it exciting or eerie, Musk’s xAI is hinting at a future where AI becomes a storyteller, designer, and player. If Grok can truly make games… we may be witnessing the start of AI-powered imagination. 💭🎮 4/4

It’s a smart move: AI models already generate art, music, and code — but games combine all three. 🎮 If Grok learns to build interactive worlds, we’re stepping into an age where AI doesn’t just talk… it plays with us. 🤖🕹️ 3/4

The idea? Move Grok beyond chatting and meme replies — into world-building. 🌍 Tutors will teach it game design, storytelling, player psychology, and mechanics Essentially, Grok could evolve from a chatbot into a game creator. 🎨 2/4

...game mechanics, storytelling, design, and player experience. The initiative aims to push the chatbot beyond traditional text interactions, enabling it to develop interactive and playable games 2/2 Source :

Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence venture, xAI, is broadening the scope of its chatbot Grok by recruiting humans to train it in video game creation. The company has posted job openings for “Video Game Tutors,” inviting professionals to guide Grok in areas such as.. 🧵1/n

..the games are assembled to take you on an emotional journey.” 2/2

At the Los Angeles Comic Con, Dan Houser revealed the best games he's ever worked on. And it wasn't Gta V "Red Dead 2. I think, was the best thing that I worked on, the best single realization of open-world storytelling thematic consistency, and understanding how.. 1/2