Happy Hump Day! Here’s a joke for you: What did the Java Code say to the C code? You’ve got no class.
Anyway, here’s the news:
🎧 Meta launched a demo for its AI audio modal.
🎞️ Netflix released its first-ever “What We Watched” report.
🍎 Apple has released a new tool to protect stolen devices from being used.
Doodle your own world with AI

We’ve seen a lot of AI-powered products this year, including ones that can design logos, code entire websites, and even recall your memory. It’s hard to imagine what else AI could be used to do. That's why Pablo Stanley and the team at Bueno did the imagining for all of us.
Buenoverse is a new platform that uses AI to generate 2D, multiplayer worlds where you can chill and vibe with your online pals.
It uses AI to process both prompts and sketches to generate each world, and it’s fairly limitless. When you open up Buenoverse, you can try out demo worlds that include everything from lush forests to farms, to even cityscapes, all with their own unique art style.
Once you generate your own world, you can start populating it with AI NPCs, portals to other words, and even quests for you and your friends to go on.
If you’re not feeling especially creative, you can use one of the ready-made templates packed with over two thousand world-building items to get you up and running.
Who thinks I should generate a Makerverse?
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