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Recent strides in AI are reshaping the VR landscape in ways that feel less like upgrades and more like shifts in philosophy. Natural language processing allows characters to converse like old friends—or cunning rivals. Reinforcement learning trains systems to adapt to your behavior in real time, subtly adjusting difficulty, pacing, or even narrative tone. And computer vision? It's helping avatars track your gaze and posture with eerie precision, making “presence” less of a tech term and more of an emotional state.

In education, AI-powered VR simulations are teaching surgery with fewer errors. In therapy, it’s helping users confront phobias with customizable, responsive exposure environments. Even in architecture and urban planning, designers now "walk through" AI-generated iterations of future cities before a single brick is laid.

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OpenPSVR - VR development

✨OpenPSVR Development Assistant is a GPT designed to support developers working on the OpenPSVR platform for PlayStation VR (PSVR) development.

💡It provides guidance on setup, project structure, building the OpenPSVR driver, and installing the PSVR driver in SteamVR.

🌱Access requires a ChatGPT Plus subscription, making it a specialized tool for efficient VR development.

Immerse - Language learning through VR

✨Immerse is a VR-based language learning platform that supports English, Spanish, and French, offering immersive lessons, community events, and AI avatars to improve speaking and conversational skills.

💡Users benefit from personalized dashboards, instructor-led sessions, and social features like chat-based games, promoting frequent and relaxed language practice.

🌱The platform is praised for boosting confidence and real-world communication, with claims of reducing speaking anxiety, increasing motivation, and supporting long-term retention.

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This new study will blow your mind — researchers used a virtual reality setup (imagine a seminar room full of distractions), eye tracking, head movements, and self-reports to identify ADHD in adults with 81% accuracy. That’s pretty wild, considering how messy and subjective adult ADHD diagnosis usually is.

What stood out the most? The realistic setting. Instead of testing people in quiet labs, they placed them in VR environments that actually feel like everyday life. And apparently, your gaze shifts, reaction times, and head movements might tell more about your brain than EEG in this case 🤯

It’s a small study (86 participants), so it’s not a magic solution yet. But it’s a step toward more objective, real-world ADHD diagnostics — something many of us wish had existed sooner.

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So here we are—living in dreams someone programmed, environments that know what we want before we do. The future of VR may not be about escaping reality after all, but rendering it more intelligible, more interactive—maybe even more human.

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