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Google Tests a Tool for Imaginary Worlds

Genie 4 can create scenes that people can change.

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Read and understand · 1/2How can a person change a Genie 4 scene?

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By using a keyboard and written instructions. The first paragraph says users can use a keyboard and write instructions.

Clue: Google DeepMind has introduced an AI tool called Genie 4. It makes imaginary scenes with pictures and sound. A person can use a keyboard and write instructions to change a scene.

Read and understand · 2/2Who can try the tool now?

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A small group of trusted testers. The company says the research preview is for trusted testers.

Clue: The company says a small group of trusted testers can try a research preview. The tool is not available to everyone yet. Google also says details in a scene can change by mistake over time.

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A small group of trusted testers can try it. Details can change by mistake over time.

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