How AI Games Are Revolutionising Gaming
From enabling smarter game characters and more realistic gameplay to scalability and quality assurance, AI is revolutionizing the gaming industry. The technology allows developers to build large digital environments and manage complex data at scale, while enhancing realism with intelligent NPCs and dynamically changing game worlds based on player actions and feedback. It’s enabling augmented reality and VR to be more seamlessly integrated with video games, and it’s helping streamline game development with procedural generation of levels, characters, and missions.Resource :
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It’s also allowing players to create their own games and experience a whole new type of story, thanks to generative AI (gen AI). Imagine building entire game mods or custom game items simply by describing them, or having conversations with virtual characters that feel just as natural as talking to another human player. That’s what gen AI is about, and it’s what some gamers are already experiencing with Cygnus Enterprises’ cross-genre shooter PEA, which uses Inworld AI for the companion character, or Wol, an augmented reality generative game featuring a redwood forest and an AI-enabled owl that teaches you about its ecosystem.
Other gen AI titles include learn(), a series of visual programming puzzles that let you play the role of a machine learning specialist without actually knowing how to program. It’s a fun way to try your hand at developing software for autonomous vehicles, manufacturing toys, surveying consumer tastes, and even rigging elections. However, the use of generative AI isn’t without its challenges. Copyright concerns are a major hurdle to its wider use in gaming, with many of the tools available for generating content being trained on scraped text and images from the internet. That has raised ethical questions for some studios, and third parties advertising ‘ethical’ tools that claim to train on authorised sources are popping up.…