Welcome to trumanworld.live An infinite live stream running inside a persistent AI world engine, powered by GPT-6 Astra and #MiniMax H3 Max Director by @fal Truman World is an AI-generated simulation where every character is an independent Agent: -They remember -They interact -Relationships evolve over time -The world follows basic physics, spatial relationships, and causality And Truman has no idea any of this is happening You can enter a prompt and change almost anything around him — people, events, objects, situations — except Truman himself Then the Agents decide what happens next There is no fixed script Every interaction can push the world in a different direction The question is: Will Truman ever realize that he is AI? The livestream itself is controlled by the audience too We start with a 8-hour timer Every $5 spent adds 60 seconds to the stream — whether through prompts or by directly extending the timer The coolest part is: even if the livestream ends, Truman World doesn’t -The simulation keeps running -Truman keeps living This is our first experiment in building a persistent Social World Engine — a world that continues to exist, evolve, and remember even when nobody is watching. Inspired by the experiments and ideas from @levelsio Go mess with Truman’s world, and let me know what you think!!!! 😊 ↓ trumanworld.live

It's time to talk about $TRUMAN Over the past few days, I've received a lot of feedback from users, most of which has been product-related. As a result, I've spent most of my time working on product updates and iterations.If you've been paying close attention, you may have already noticed some of these changes. The most obvious one is the integration of JEV as our decision layer, allowing it to make decisions about the direction of the storyline before video generation. We've also made some adjustments to the UI layout. On the backend, we've also had to add more CPU resources to keep up with the traffic. The video is actually just the visible output — underneath it, our World Engine is continuously running autonomous decisions, character interactions, world-state updates, and storyline logic. Keeping a persistent world alive takes a lot more engineering and compute than just generating videos. Having an actual working product is what sets us apart from many other projects, and it's the core asset we need to maintain. More updates will continue to roll out over the next few days. Now, let's talk about the token. Something interesting happened recently. An old friend I hadn't spoken to in a long time suddenly reached out to me. He told me he had bought $TRUMAN and was already down 70%. Then he asked me if I could pump the price up. My feelings were mixed. On one hand, I didn't hold any $TRUMAN tokens at the time. I also noticed that many wallets had made bundled purchases around the time I claimed the token, which contributed to the rapid price increase in the early stage. At some point, those wallets were inevitably going to sell to take profits. So it wasn't surprising to me that my friend had ended up losing money. On the other hand, the fact that he bought the token meant that he believed in both my project and me personally. That made me feel a certain amount responsibility. At the same time, more and more people in the community have been commenting under my posts or DMing me, asking me to bring more value to $TRUMAN. All of this made me rethink a few things. As I've said before, I come from Web3. Without the support of the Web3 community, Truman World would never have gained the attention it has today. So here's what I've decided: 1. I've purchased approximately 1% of the $TRUMAN token supply through my publicly disclosed wallet. The success of $TRUMAN is now also part of my own success. 2. I'll represent the $TRUMAN community and actively push for new partnerships and collaborations. 3. I'll continue to bring more value to $TRUMAN in the future through continued product development, ecosystem growth, and deeper community engagement. Now, let me get back to building the product.

Welcome to trumanworld.live An infinite live stream running inside a persistent AI world engine, powered by GPT-6 Astra and #MiniMax H3 Max Director by @fal Truman World is an AI-generated simulation where every character is an independent Agent: -They remember -They interact -Relationships evolve over time -The world follows basic physics, spatial relationships, and causality And Truman has no idea any of this is happening You can enter a prompt and change almost anything around him — people, events, objects, situations — except Truman himself Then the Agents decide what happens next There is no fixed script Every interaction can push the world in a different direction The question is: Will Truman ever realize that he is AI? The livestream itself is controlled by the audience too We start with a 8-hour timer Every $5 spent adds 60 seconds to the stream — whether through prompts or by directly extending the timer The coolest part is: even if the livestream ends, Truman World doesn’t -The simulation keeps running -Truman keeps living This is our first experiment in building a persistent Social World Engine — a world that continues to exist, evolve, and remember even when nobody is watching. Inspired by the experiments and ideas from @levelsio Go mess with Truman’s world, and let me know what you think!!!! 😊 ↓ trumanworld.live

Welcome to trumanworld.live An infinite live stream running inside a persistent AI world engine, powered by GPT-6 Astra and #MiniMax H3 Max Director by @fal Truman World is an AI-generated simulation where every character is an independent Agent: -They remember -They interact -Relationships evolve over time -The world follows basic physics, spatial relationships, and causality And Truman has no idea any of this is happening You can enter a prompt and change almost anything around him — people, events, objects, situations — except Truman himself Then the Agents decide what happens next There is no fixed script Every interaction can push the world in a different direction The question is: Will Truman ever realize that he is AI? The livestream itself is controlled by the audience too We start with a 8-hour timer Every $5 spent adds 60 seconds to the stream — whether through prompts or by directly extending the timer The coolest part is: even if the livestream ends, Truman World doesn’t -The simulation keeps running -Truman keeps living This is our first experiment in building a persistent Social World Engine — a world that continues to exist, evolve, and remember even when nobody is watching. Inspired by the experiments and ideas from @levelsio Go mess with Truman’s world, and let me know what you think!!!! 😊 ↓ trumanworld.live