Looks less like a street view, and more like 360 images that link to one another. For example with future LA, I could only jump once forward and then back and the images didn't have any continuity between them.

I think the title should be "AI time-travel street-view" if it's going to have hyphens anywhere,

This is cool but the interface could use some tweaks to be useable, or at least more consistent with actual Google Street view.

  - transitions do not animate between camera positions
  - positions are spaced so far apart that it's not clear how they are connected.  Google Street View normally has many positions close together, so you always have a sense of where you are relative to your last position.
  - acceleration for spinning the viewpoint is too high, I kept overshooting my target and having to go back and forth, dropping down to a slower speed for accuracy.
  - the icons disappear when you click, which no explanation to get them back.  I didn't even realize they were off at first and just thought there weren't many icons
  - the "info" icon enlarges on hover, suggesting it's interactive if you click on it, but nothing happens
  - arrows on the ground would be nice

Some of these are a bit nit-picky, but if you're going to call it "Street View", then you set certain expectations. If you're going for a different experience, it should be called something else.

Neat, I played with 360 equirectangular projection gen for a gamejam last year. It has some interesting possibilities and challenges.

I started to image segment objects then generative infill to replace the background and make objects in the forground to work have z depth for vr, used switchlight ai to make objects into PBR textures so I could have dynamic lights...

I later found this tool for generating 360 panoramas: https://skybox.blockadelabs.com/025e37f6fb27d9f2495cbbbf874f...

What would be cool is to have ai generated scene that is spatially coherent and explorable. I think it's possible with a bit of tooling now...

Curious what the author's plans for this is.

Tried to use this, but the mouse drag to change view vector is jank. Doesn't work right. So frustrating I left in about 15 seconds. I'm on Linux Brave browse, but I don't think the issue was on my end.

This is cool but I do wanted it to be more realistic. This is too idealistic

I think better way would be to have very crude 3d procedurally generated world and then use style transfer. This way the world wouldn't change with every step. The important parts would still be there, for example if you going towards building it would still be there in every frame just getting closer. At worst it's style would change but not the actual building presence or basic shape.

What’s a “Travel-Street” and “AI-Time”?

Great, random themed location images.

I'd never seen generated dinos before, they are way messed up!

AI image generation is complete crap, a total waste of energy and resources.

The Houses of Parliament most definitely has only one clocktower.

Cool idea, but maybe stitch John Atkinson Grimshaw paintings together instead of crummy A"I" images.

I don't get it. Clicking the arrow buttons just seems to alternate between a couple of images. Clicking the 'era' buttons just catapults me to a different scene with the same problem. I assumed I would get the same scene but in a different era but nope.