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MIRA
Four people can play a match inside this multiplayer world model, "a dream of Rocket League".
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What MIRA is
MIRA is the document title on https://mira-wm.com/. The description on that page is "Multiplayer world model - a dream of Rocket League." The dataset card at https://huggingface.co/datasets/kyutai/rocket-science calls MIRA a real-time multiplayer world model trained to simulate Rocket League gameplay, by General Intuition and Kyutai, in collaboration with Epic Games.
Code is at https://github.com/mira-wm/mira under the Apache-2.0 license, and the repository was created on 5 July 2026. The paper arXiv 2607.05352, "Multiplayer Interactive World Models with Representation Autoencoders," is dated 6 July 2026. According to the README, video is generated frame by frame from all four players' actions, and a 2v2 match can be played inside the model.
Caus (/platforms/caus/) is a separate Mac page that lists other world-model runtimes. Overworld (/platforms/overworld/) is a separate generate-and-play world site. No checkpoint besides the MIRA name itself is identified for a model entry. Play is a session among the four players rather than one shared television feed.
How the experience flows
- Open https://mira-wm.com/ to read the project description.
- A 2v2 match inside the model follows the four sets of player actions the README describes.
- The Apache-2.0 repository and the 6 July 2026 paper are the code and the write-up.
Status, as checked
- Watch
- https://mira-wm.com/
- Last checked
- Valid until
- Method
- Editor verified
- Confidence
- medium
- Website
- Online (HTTP 200)
Site probe at 2026-10-18T02:00:00.000Z: HTTP 200 (online). Recorded as on demand — a MIRA match is played inside the world model, not as a shared broadcast. A reachable site does not mean a live broadcast.
Available to watch on demand; not a live broadcast.
Website reachability and broadcast status are recorded separately; an HTTP 200 never counts as live. Expired checks degrade to Stale, detector failures to Unverified. Methodology.
Why we track it
Places a four-player world model, with public code and a paper, among interactive-world entries that are not shared broadcasts.
Models behind the output
Unverified. Pages name MIRA as the world model and do not name another checkpoint.
Timeline
No dated updates recorded yet.
Where each fact comes from
Editorial review: . Fields marked “Officially stated” come from the operator; “Observed” fields were checked directly by AI Stream Radar at the time shown. Quoted text is marked and attributed to its source.
- MIRA
“Multiplayer world model - a dream of Rocket League.”
On 18 October 2026 https://mira-wm.com/ returned HTTP 200. The document title is MIRA and the description is the excerpt. The page is the watch address.
namewebsite_urlorganization_idplatform_kindmedia_typestreams.main.watch_url - kyutai/rocket-science
“MIRA, a real-time multiplayer world model trained to simulate Rocket League gameplay — by General Intuition and Kyutai, in collaboration with Epic Games.”
The dataset card uses the excerpt for MIRA. It names General Intuition and Kyutai, in collaboration with Epic Games. It does not name a checkpoint other than MIRA.
organization_idplatform_kindmodel_attribution - mira-wm/mira README
The README says the system generates video frame by frame from all four players' actions, so a 2v2 match can be played inside the model.
interaction_modescontinuity_type - mira-wm/mira
“Apache-2.0”
The repository https://github.com/mira-wm/mira states the Apache-2.0 license and was created on 5 July 2026.
is_open_sourcegithub_url - Multiplayer Interactive World Models with Representation Autoencoders
“Multiplayer Interactive World Models with Representation Autoencoders”
arXiv 2607.05352 carries that title and is dated 6 July 2026. It is the paper cited for MIRA.
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