The recently launched Builder Bot feature takes users to the virtual world they want in half an instant with a simple command.
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, recently unveiled an advanced artificial intelligence prototype to attract more people to the company's metaverse platform. Horizon Worlds, which is accessible through the virtual reality eye glass, is performing well, at least as evidenced by the tenfold increase in users in just two months, and the new feature is expected to attract more people than ever before.
The prototype, called Builder Bot, can instantly build a virtual world around the user, given a command, from a Hypebeast. Zuckerberg illustrated this at a presentation on the "Let's go to the beach", i.e. "Let's go to the beach" command was given to the bot, which immediately drew a virtual 3D landscape of sand and water around the user. According to Zuckerberg, the bot allows the user to add 3D, or spatial, objects to their environment and even play music to further immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the environment.
Mark Zuckerbeg first spoke from the metaverse last July when he announced that the social media empire would be metaverzum develops a company. Since its announcement, the technology has come in for heavy criticism, mainly because of its impact on mental health, but also because in such a space, users are made more vulnerable to those who would do them harm.
