Microsoft shows progress toward real-time AI-generated game worlds
Ideally, these models could infer a simulated understanding of how in-game objects and characters should behave based on video footage alone, then create fully interactive video that instantly simulates new playable worlds based on that understanding.
Microsoft's generative AI model Muse isn't creating games - and it's certainly not going to solve game preservation, expert says
Despite a decade of AI growth, Cook says, there's no method yet to measure what exactly an AI model has captured and what it has not. Muse is able to provide grainy gifs of one fairly simple video game based on seven years of footage, but it is not a solution for holding everything about a game or every possible outcome of what players could do.
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Microsoft has developed an AI model called the World and Human Action Model (WHAM), aka Muse, which it's using to replace ...
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