With the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology, humanity seems to be closer to the virtual scenes depicted in the movie 'The Matrix'. Recently, an innovative AI basic world simulator named 'The Matrix' was officially launched by an all-Chinese team, capable of infinitely generating high-fidelity 720p realistic scene videos and supporting real-time interaction. This simulator showcases a 14-minute demo video, but in reality, it can continuously generate content for up to an hour, covering various scenes such as deserts, grasslands, bodies of water, and cities.

In the application of artificial intelligence, achieving real-time interaction with AI has always been a significant challenge for developers and researchers. Among these challenges, integrating multimodal information (such as text, images, and audio) to form a coherent dialogue system is particularly complex. Although advanced large language models like GPT-4 have made some progress, many AI systems still struggle with achieving smoothness in real-time conversations, context awareness, and multimodal understanding, which limits their effectiveness in practical applications.