Microsoft Develops AI Model For Videogames To Speed Up Game Testing
Microsoft has launched an advanced AI model, Muse, designed to enhance video game development. Microsoft develops AI model for videogames to assist in game testing and development processes. The model was developed in collaboration with Ninja Theory,
Microsoft Muse generative AI model for gaming unveiled
Microsoft on Wednesday introduced Muse, its first generative AI model for video game creation. Developed by the Microsoft Research Game Intelligence and Teachable AI Experiences (Tai X) teams with Xbox Games Studios’ Ninja Theory, Muse introduces the World and Human Action Model (WHAM).
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