Bilawal Sidhu
@bilawalsidhu
Spatial intelligence. World models. Visual effects. Creator, engineer, investor w/ 1.6M+ audience. Tech Curator @ TED. Ex-Google PM (XR & 3D Maps).
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A great visual positioning system makes augmented reality feel like magic... this tech helps your phone (or robot) figure out precisely where it is in 3D space. Here's MultiSet AI nailing it in real-time, at night, and on-device too. This new reveal shader animation shows just…
Never expected Casey to be poasting about 3d gaussian splatting but here we are. Reality capture is going mainstream.
did a project w meta quest 3 where i scanned my studio. its pretty rad, you can walk around a look at stuff and get close. i spefically did not clean the place before we scanned it. works on your phone and on the headset - horizon.meta.com/world/25324720…
DARPA turned the Earth’s atmosphere into a planetary-scale sensor with Project AtmoSense. By modeling atmospheric waves across 6 orders of magnitude in 3D, they cracked an "impossible" physics problem. During tests in New Mexico, the system was sensitive enough to detect SpaceX…
TED has dropped the 2025 year in review. Three speakers I curated landed in the top 6 most viewed of the year: → My chat with @ericschmidt - #1 conversation → @PalmerLuckey - #4 most viewed talk → @izadi_shahram - #6 most viewed talk Now curating TED 2026 - Chris Anderson's…
EgoX is really cool - generating immersive first-person view video from any third-person footage. If you can do this vision task well, you get endless egocentric training data for robotics.
Photoshop is now inside ChatGPT. Just prompt what you want and get slider-level control to dial in the perfect look. Intelligently select content and apply effects — without opening Photoshop. You're the conductor. Photoshop is the orchestra. For me, this one's personal — I've…
vibe coding games is actually a lot of fun. can't wait to share something cool soon.
Curious why Nano Banana Pro, ChatGPT image gen etc are all suddenly cool with generating celebrity likeness? Like what changed from days of deepfake fear-mongering and fears of legal repercussions? Did fingerprinting get good or is there a new legal argument for allowing this?
let me guess, OAI completely lost the plot and are going to allow creating and editing images of public figures, so they have a new artificial ghibliesque hype on their hands because its all for the benefit of humanity and not to gain new users and engagement > "look mom i took…
Diving deeper into SAM 3 & SAM 3D in my new YouTube video. Check it out here: youtu.be/RTAjtNJ-v0k
Meta just dropped SAM 3D, but more interestingly, they basically cracked the 3D data bottleneck that's been holding the field back for years. Manually creating or scanning 3D ground truth for the messy real world is basically impossible at scale. But what if you just have…
The streaming wars are over. Netflix won. And they did it by buying the most legacy Hollywood asset on the planet - the exact thing they spent a decade saying they didn’t need. HBO, Harry Potter, GoT, Batman, the whole vault for $72 billion. Sarandos admitted on the call…
Today, Netflix announced our acquisition of Warner Bros. Together, we’ll define the next century of storytelling, creating an extraordinary entertainment offering for audiences everywhere. about.netflix.com/en/news/netfli…
This is commercially available satellite imagery. Imagine how good the classified stuff looks. We got a taste when Trump tweeted that 10cm resolution KH-11 image — and that was 6 years ago.
New satellite images from US company @vantortech showing the Chinese flotilla operating in the Philippine Sea
What if we could use the entire planet’s atmosphere as a sensor? DARPA: “let’s blow stuff up in New Mexico and see what happens.” *detonates test bombs* DARPA: “wait… why are we detecting a SpaceX rocket launch 1000+ miles away?” it worked TOO well. AtmoSense has cracked…
This radiance meshes paper is very cool
Introducing the new fastest and most flexible view synthesis method: Radiance Meshes. RMs are volumetric triangle meshes that can be thrown into any game engine, rendered at ~200 FPS@1440p on a RTX4090, and edited using conventional tools. Here's a demo running on my desktop:
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