Meta announced two AI-driven development tools for its Horizon social platform: Horizon Create, a mobile app, and Horizon Studio, a browser app with more granular controls. Both generate games from AI prompts and are entering early access via a waitlist. Games published with them will be recommended and playable on Facebook and Instagram, extending reach beyond Horizon, which has struggled as a platform.
Roblox announced a new feature called 'Build' that lets users create games from their mobile devices using AI text prompts. The feature generates a basic game from simple descriptions, which users can then modify and share. It uses a mix of open-source and proprietary Roblox AI models to handle gameplay mechanics, environments, characters, and visual style.
Roblox announced a new feature called 'Build' that lets users create games from their mobile devices using AI text prompts. The feature generates a basic game from simple descriptions, which users can then modify and share. It uses a mix of open-source and proprietary Roblox AI models to handle gameplay mechanics, environments, characters, and visual style.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced during Q2 2026 earnings that the company is leveraging large language models to rapidly build and ship new standalone apps. Recent launches include apps for Marketplace sellers, Facebook Groups, a vibe-coded gaming app, a new Instagram photos app, and an AI bedtime stories experiment. Meta has historically struggled to launch successful standalone apps, but now says LLMs make development faster and easier.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced during Q2 2026 earnings that the company is leveraging large language models to rapidly build and ship new standalone apps. Recent launches include apps for Marketplace sellers, Facebook Groups, a vibe-coded gaming app, a new Instagram photos app, and an AI bedtime stories experiment. Meta has historically struggled to launch successful standalone apps, but now says LLMs make development faster and easier.
An Ars Technica piece reflects on Pocket's AI features that turned users' game ideas into working results, and what Meta's ownership means for those outputs. It situates the story within the broader rise of AI-assisted coding and 'vibe coding' workflows that have reshaped software development.
An Ars Technica piece reflects on Pocket's AI features that turned users' game ideas into working results, and what Meta's ownership means for those outputs. It situates the story within the broader rise of AI-assisted coding and 'vibe coding' workflows that have reshaped software development.
Pocket is Meta's experimental app that lets users generate small interactive games using AI prompts, which are then published to a scrollable feed. It uses LLMs to turn text prompts into playable games, solving the problem of easy game creation for casual users. The app is now rolling out to US users after a test in Brazil.
Pocket is Meta's experimental app that lets users generate small interactive games using AI prompts, which are then published to a scrollable feed. It uses LLMs to turn text prompts into playable games, solving the problem of easy game creation for casual users. The app is now rolling out to US users after a test in Brazil.
A Reddit user asks whether 1B-parameter LLMs are going away in 2026, noting that recent releases from Google, Meta, and Alibaba have skipped the 1B size class. The user observes that Gemma 3 1B remains the best-performing small model for their laptop and phone use.
A Reddit user asks whether 1B-parameter LLMs are going away in 2026, noting that recent releases from Google, Meta, and Alibaba have skipped the 1B size class. The user observes that Gemma 3 1B remains the best-performing small model for their laptop and phone use.