Baszucki: Vibe coding is an intermediate step toward real-time 4D dreaming
Dave Baszucki · How AI Will Change Gaming Forever | Roblox CEO Dave Baszucki Live on TBPN · Nov 7, 2025 · at 19:35
Roblox CEO Dave Baszucki shares his vision for the future of AI game development, contrasting text-prompt vibe coding with collaborative real-time world generation.
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“I think vibe coding is maybe an intermediate step to what we would call real time, three D or four dimensional dreaming with other players, which is literally you and I are walking around an environment talking or doing things. And as we're chatting over there, a three D experience or game or object appears.”
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