AI, Microsoft and Game Developers

Generative AI video actually isn’t that easy to create, according to an AI director. Here’s why
The launch of generative AI video arrived with promises of the ability to create videos in seconds – but a creative director working with a number of exclusively AI-made products suggests that the reality isn’t quite so simple.
Microsoft Debuts Generative AI That Can Create Video-Game Scenes
Microsoft Corp. unveiled artificial intelligence tools that can create video-game scenes that would normally have to be programmed and animated by a human, a model it built using data collected from Xbox gamers and their controllers.
Muse: Microsoft’s Gen AI Model to Help Game Developers – Not Replace Them
Microsoft’s Muse is built on the World and Human Action Model (WHAM) and is intended to enhance developers’ creativity.
Microsoft's new 'breakthrough' generative AI model is designed to 'create consistent and diverse gameplay' and could be used to preserve classic games
Microsoft announces new generative AI model that can understand game physics and controller actions, and potentially preserve classic games.
Microsoft Unveils AI-Powered Game Development Model 'Muse'
Microsoft has introduced Muse, a new AI model designed to generate visuals and actions within video games, aiming to streamline game development. Developed in partnership with Ninja Theory, a studio under Xbox Game Studios,
Microsoft unveils Muse, a tool for generating gameplay with AI
Microsoft has just unveiled a big part of how it plans to use AI for game creation with the announcement of Muse, a generative AI model that can generate
The Big Power of Small AI in 2025
In this TechRepublic exclusive, an IBM VP explains how small language models are a boon for companies of all sizes, enabling ...
Adobe launches AI video tool to compete with OpenAI
Adobe on Wednesday released the first public version of an artificial intelligence tool that can generate video clips and ...
Don’t Sleep On Your B-Roll, AI Giants Are Buyers (Guest Column)
There's a growing market where AI developers can procure licensed content, like archive footage, for training from more ...