Microsoft has turned Quake 2 into a generative AI tech demo, and people do not like it. Using the company's new videogame gen AI model Muse, which can make game visuals and assign controller actions, ...

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A bit ago, Microsoft announced Muse generative AI, technology that could create gameplay on-the-fly. Now the tech has been updated and is able to push 10 FPS thanks to training data from an old-school ...

Microsoft has created a playable "interactive space inspired" by Quake II using AI, and it's sparked a vociferous debate online. "In this real-time tech demo, Copilot dynamically generates gameplay ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. After Microsoft revealed how its AI Copilot can help players beat ...

Microsoft has just released a new AI trick in the form of its Co-Pilot platform generating an AI “replica” of 1997’s Quake 2. “Every frame is created on the fly by an AI world model,” it says, and ...

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The use of AI to make video games is already causing controversy, and Microsoft knows that. Minecraft, which it owns the rights to, was copied for the AI-generated game Oasis last year. But now ...