Microsoft Xbox AI era Earlier this year with a new model of artificial intelligence that can create a gameplay. Although it seemed that Muse was still the Microsoft Research project early, the Xbox manufacture Quake II.
Technical show It is part of Microsoft’s Copilot to pay games, and features a similar version of AI’s artificial intelligence Quake II This is to play in a browser. the Quake II The level is very essential and includes foggy enemies and reactors, and Microsoft is limited to the amount of time you can play until this technology show.
While Microsoft has already shown Muse AI at 10 frames per second and a resolution of 300 x 180, this last experimental offer works at a playable frame rate and a little higher accurately of 640 x 360. It is still a very limited experience, and more than a hint to what can be possible in the future.
Microsoft still lies Muse Muse as an Amnesty International model can help in model developers games. when Moss was revealed in FebruaryMicrosoft also mentioned that it was exploring how the artificial intelligence model could improve classic games, just like Quake IIAnd bring them to modern devices.
“You can imagine a world of play and video data that the model can learn old games and make them really carried to any platform in which these models can work,” said Phil Spencer, CEO of Microsoft Gaming in February. “We talked about keeping the game as a activity for us, and these models and their ability to learn how to play the game completely without the need to run the original engine on the original devices, open a lot of opportunities.”
It is clear that Microsoft is now training in more games Edge of bleedingAnd we will probably see more AI’s short interactive game experiences in Copilot Labs soon. Microsoft also works on Convert Copilot into a gaming coachAllow the artificial intelligence assistant to see what you play and help with advice and evidence. Part of that experience will be available for Windows operators By seeing Copilot almost.
