Translated from ptTweetcraft: alguém usou inteligência artificial para tornar o Minecraft jogável dentro do Twitter com modo multijogador funcional
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A user named jaivin has utilized artificial intelligence to make Mojang's Minecraft playable directly inside X posts, offering functional multiplayer capabilities and cryptocurrency sponsorships.
The custom clone runs in the browser, allowing users to generate a shared world and publish an exclusive link on X that serves as a common access point for real-time multiplayer sessions.
The launch post has gathered 7,400,000 views amid rising popularity, though the port is unauthorized and lacks any association with Mojang or Microsoft, raising potential legal concerns.
Despite utilizing the structural form of Minecraft, the creator asserted that the project does not use any Minecraft assets and bears no official connection to the copyright holders.
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