SMRTR AIFeb 19, 2025Engadget

Microsoft trained an AI model on a game no one played

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Microsoft's new AI model, Muse, can generate game visuals and controller inputs, potentially revolutionizing video game prototyping and development. Trained on data from the game Bleeding Edge, Muse excels at "persistency," allowing it to quickly adapt to new gameplay elements in real-time, which could help control development costs and bring old games to new audiences.

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