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Here is what we have Today:

• 🧠Google's PASTA adapts to your preferences.

• 📚 Apple sued for AI book piracy.

• 🎮 xAI poaches Nvidia talent for interactive 3D gaming.

• 🤖 Reddit says Gemini 3 drops Oct 22 with music generation.

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🧠 Google’s PASTA Learns Your Creative Taste

🎨 Ever wish AI could just get your style?
Google’s new model, PASTA, does exactly that — learning your artistic flavor one choice at a time.

Forget prompt-engineering gymnastics. PASTA simply watches what you pick and learns your taste.

🔍 How It Works

👀 Each round, PASTA shows you 4 image options
🖱️ You pick your favorite
🧠 The system learns your unique aesthetic style

Trained on 7,000 human sessions + 30,000 simulations,
PASTA decodes how you visualize creativity — from photo-real to the wildly abstract.

⚡ The Results

✅ Users preferred PASTA’s images 85% of the time
💭 Especially great at abstract or creative prompts
🧩 Google even open-sourced the dataset + tools for researchers to build on

💡 Why It Matters

AI art tools are powerful — but not personal.
PASTA flips the script:
Instead of guessing what AI wants, it learns what you like.

This turns image generation from prompt roulette → adaptive co-creation.

Full Story - Google’s PASTA Serves Personalized Creativity — One Image at a Time

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🎮 xAI’s Race to Build Living Game Worlds

🧠 Elon Musk’s xAI isn’t just training chatbots — it’s training worlds.

The company is reportedly developing AI “world models” that can generate entire 3D gaming environments, aiming to launch the first fully AI-created playable game before 2026.

👾🚀 What’s Happening

👾 Nvidia specialists Zeeshan Patel and Ethan He joined xAI this summer.
Their task? Build AI that understands physics, motion, and object interactions.

🧩 xAI is expanding its “omni team” and even posted a role for a
🎮 “Video Games Tutor” — yes, someone to train AI on how to design games.

📢 Musk teased:

🌍 Why It Matters

AI-built worlds are the next big leap in gaming.

🧱 Models like Genie 3 already create playable spaces…
…but real game logic — how things move, react, and feel — is still missing.

If xAI cracks it, we’ll move from AI as creator ➜ AI as world-builder.

🔮 The Bigger Picture

Imagine asking AI:

That’s the zero-to-one moment xAI is chasing.
And it could rewrite the rules of gaming forever.

🧩 Quick Takeaways

• 🧠 AI learning game physics = new frontier

• 🕹️ Fully AI-made game expected before 2026

• 👨‍💻 Nvidia experts leading the mission

• 🎯 Musk aims for AAA quality

• 🌎 Could change how virtual worlds are built

Full story — Elon Musk’s xAI wants to make AI a game designer.

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• SF Weekly Pulse: Robots that can 3D print real houses.

• A leaked memo circling Reddit and 𝕏 now pegs Gemini 3 for an October 22 launch, bumping past the earlier October 9 rumor. The doc claims upgrades in multimodal reasoning, latency, inference cost, and even original music generation. Early testers say it is already edging out Gemini 2.5 and Anthropic’s Sonnet 4.5 on coding and SVG work. The drop may also bundle Veo 3.1 and a Nano Banana variant of Gemini 3 Pro.

• Apple faces a class-action lawsuit for allegedly using many pirated books to train its Apple Intelligence AI, highlighting growing scrutiny over AI training datasets. The lawsuit is part of a broader wave of high-stakes cases targeting tech firms like OpenAI, Microsoft, and Meta for unauthorized use of copyrighted content in AI training.

• OpenAI’s invite-only AI video app Sora has stormed Apple’s App Store, hitting over 1 million downloads in under five days, outpacing ChatGPT’s 2023 debut. The iOS-exclusive app generates short videos from text prompts, though rapid adoption has triggered copyright complaints from media groups, prompting OpenAI to give rights holders more control and refine content policies.

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