devwithjevAI-Powered Occlusion System in TypeGPU
Konrad Reczko built an AI-powered occlusion system in TypeGPU using Jev.
Konrad Reczko@reczko_konrad𝕏
I just got access to Jev by @typesafeai and it’s very impressive. Here is an AI-powered occlusion system in TypeGPU, because who needs AABBs or HZBs :D TLDR: bad idea. I had to cheat quite a bit to get anything meaningfully correct out of it, which is totally expected. Mostly just a fun experiment to see how far I could push it, and the speed is genuinely impressive
He says he had to cheat quite a bit to get anything meaningfully correct, which he expected. He describes it as mostly a fun experiment and says the speed is genuinely impressive.
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