TT Show Episode 28 - Neuralink gaming, PSVR 2 comes to PC, AI movies, GTA 6, and more!

This week on The TT Show, Jak and Kosta discuss everything Neuralink, from the first brain implant patient telepathically playing games like Mario Kart and Civilization to how it might cure blindness.

In the world of generative AI, NVIDIA's LATTE3D to create 3D models sounds like a great idea for game development, but OpenAI's video-generation AI being used to create Hollywood films doesn't. Jak and Kosta also look at the new $5,000 AI benchmark tool built on Stable Diffusion's image generator from 3DMark creators UL Solutions.

Plus, Grand Theft Auto 6's potential delay to 2026 and what that means (basically, we'll have to wait longer to play it), PSVR 2 comes to PC, Meta Quest 3 Lite is coming soon, scientists discover an OLED breakthrough that could eliminate burn-in, and more.

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All the topics discussed in this week's episode of The TT Show

• Read more: 3DMark creators have a new $5000 AI Image Generation Benchmark tool to test GPU performance
• Read more: NVIDIA's LATTE3D generative AI model creates game-ready 3D models and objects in seconds
• Read more: PlayStation VR2 firmware update enables PC access and GeForce RTX support
• Read more: Meta Quest 3 Lite is a cut-back, more affordable VR headset on track for a 2024 release
• Read more: Grand Theft Auto 6, rumored to be falling behind schedule, could be delayed until 2026
• Read more: First private vehicle to ever land on the moon has sadly shut its eyes forever
• Read more: Scientists make breakthrough in preventing OLED burn-in
• Read more: Apple's biggest iOS update ever will add more customization to the iPhone
• Read more: Elon Musk says his brain chip company is already curing blindness
• Read more: Gamer shown playing Mario Kart with Telepathy, Elon Musk's brain chip implant
• Read more: Neuralink unveils first brain implant patient controlling a PC with their thoughts
• Read more: OpenAI is trying to sell its video-generation AI software to Hollywood