NVIDIA AI took centre stage at the SIGGRAPH conference in Los Angeles as the company introduced a new generation of graphics, simulation and world-model technologies designed to reshape creative industries and industrial AI development.

During the keynote, NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang said the next generation of creative tools should expand human imagination while giving creators the precision to turn ideas into reality.

Edward Liu, NVIDIA’s Director of Applied Deep Learning Research, demonstrated the company’s latest 3D-guided neural rendering technology. He said the system addresses major challenges in AI-generated graphics by preserving artistic intent, maintaining visual consistency between frames and delivering high-resolution rendering in real time.

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Liu also highlighted the NVIDIA Earth-2 model family, which enables scientists to enhance simulation resolution using AI trained on scientific simulation data. According to NVIDIA, the models can match or surpass the accuracy of conventional simulation techniques while significantly improving efficiency.

Ming-Yu Liu, Vice President of NVIDIA’s Cosmos Lab, introduced new updates to the Cosmos world foundation model platform. He explained that the platform accelerates the development of physical AI systems by using a single model architecture trained across a wide range of real-world physical tasks.

The company also launched Cosmos 3 Edge, a new 4-billion-parameter AI model designed to run locally in real time. NVIDIA further unveiled Cosmos Dreams, a suite of closed-loop simulators capable of generating complete virtual environments from a single image.

Beyond its keynote announcements, NVIDIA revealed that leading creative software platforms, including Adobe, Blender and Unreal Engine, will support new Model Context Protocol (MCP) connections. The integration allows AI agents to work directly inside design and production software, streamlining creative workflows for artists, developers and filmmakers.

The latest announcements highlight NVIDIA’s growing focus on combining neural rendering, AI-powered simulation and world models to accelerate innovation across gaming, filmmaking, scientific research and robotics.