Summary
This weekly AI roundup covers two new open-source video models, a hands-on game-modding project, and a few other updates. First up is Prism from Tencent, an image-to-video model that generates roughly 10-second, 24 fps clips at 2K resolution with native 48K audio. It is a fine-tune of a 32B model and reportedly attends only to the parts of the video where motion occurs, though it needs an 80 GB GPU even at 720p and has no quantized version yet. The video also covers Kandinsky 6.0, which launched just as recording began and can run on consumer hardware such as an RTX 4090, with a hosted option on Fal at about $1.40 per five seconds.
The second half focuses on AI and video games. The creator explains how he built Doom Rim, an AI-generated mod that merges the code of Doom and Skyrim, using the Universal Moder GitHub skill with coding agents such as Claude Code or Codex. The video explains how to mash up other games the same way, noting that you need to own copies of both. It also covers other AI game projects, including a browser port of Grand Theft Auto 5 that Rockstar quickly took down and Fallout New York, built with Claude.
The episode closes with a look at the latest Nano Banana update and a quick personality-agent teaser.
📺 Source: Theoretically Media · Published October 06, 2026
🏷️ Format: Roundup
