Microsoft’s Muse AI can design video game worlds after watching you play
Microsoft new Muse AI system learns to generate interactive 3D game worlds by watching gameplay footage, marking a major advance in artificial intelligence's ability to understand spatial environments and human interactions.
The Max Schoenfeld School, a public school in the Bronx serving one of the poorest communities in the nation, is taking an ...
Designing unique characters is one of the most critical and challenging components in game design. This is especially true ...
Every month, a wonderful new video game leaps off the diving board of development, performs a flawless series of promotional ...
Microsoft has announced a new generative AI model designed for gameplay ideation. The company detailed what it calls the ...
A Seattle-based team that contributed to development on the popular online action game Marvel Rivals has reportedly been ...
Not so in Shotgun Cop Man. Shooting to jump is the concept this entire game revolves around, and it’s exploited with great ...
WSU professor Diamond E. Beverly-Porter explored the ways video game design can transform social biases at her lecture ...
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