Artificial intelligence has already transformed the gaming industry with its ability to make games more realistic, challenging, and immersive than ever before. This is just one example of how AI is already shaping the future of the gaming community.
Read MorePeople need an AI education - and fast, because the technology is evolving at speed. Could a fighting game be an easy way to gamify the process of AI education? Could we use gamification to educate people in AI at every level?
Read MoreAI has significantly advanced gaming, enhancing the overall experience and offering personalized content and intelligent game mechanics. According to Jun Kawasaki, CEO of MetaX Global, AI in gaming brings several benefits.
Read MoreWe've entered a period that might be best described as the "Great Disconnection." To prevent increased burnout and absenteeism, and further loss of creativity, employers must reinvest in employees and their needs to reignite interest in the work they do and the people they work with.
Read MoreNow a team from Carnegie Mellon University has devised a way to aid reinforcement learning algorithms learn much faster by combining them with a language model that can read instruction manuals, according to a report published on Friday by Singularity Hub.
Read MoreNearly 40 years after the movie "WarGames," the Pentagon still relies on manual simulation to plan for some of its most important wartime logistics. Esper is an advisor to Defcon AI, which is developing an artificial intelligence system that the Air Force can use to simulate various aspects of military logistics.
Read MoreNow comes the advent of AI into video game production - including the concept of 'generative AI' being discussed heavily such as in this article by James Gwertzman and Jack Soslow - where entire portions of a video game can apparently be generated by artificial intelligence.
Read MoreThere hasn't been a technology this revolutionary for gaming since real-time 3D. Spend any time at all talking to game creators, and the sense of excitement and wonder is palpable. Of all entertainment, games will be most impacted by Generative AI Games are the most complex form of entertainment, in terms of the sheer number of asset types involved.
Read More"Many computer games are expensive and require a lot of data and power. We need games that require little computing power to train algorithms in industrial environments," says Per-Arne Andersen, assistant professor at the University of Agder's Department of ICT. He recently earned his PhD with a thesis on how artificial intelligence in computer games can function well even if there is not much computing power.
Read MoreIt's no mystery why online games became an even-more popular pastime during the COVID-19 pandemic: They provide entertainment and social connection, while also keeping our brains stimulated. A new AI-powered game developed by a team of Johns Hopkins undergraduates aims to bring those positive benefits to older adults in retirement communities.
Read MoreBased on inclusive sports and an academically driven approach, Game-based learning has been a key principle approach for various academic institutions as it helps the students to explore relevant game aspects in a learning environment designed by teachers.
Read MoreAn artificial intelligence that can remember its previous successes and use them to create new strategies has achieved record high scores on some of the hardest video games on classic Atari consoles. Many AI systems use reinforcement learning, in which an algorithm is given positive or negative feedback on its progress towards a particular goal after each step it takes, encouraging it towards a particular solution.
Read MoreThe most powerful AIs today still rely on having certain known rules, like rules for a game of chess or Go. Human learning is often messy in inferential, learning the rules of life as we go. DeepMind has long been trying to create such AIs using games as their environment and test suite. Google's sister company focusing on AI research has just revealed its latest achievement in MuZero, an AI that can master a game without learning the rules beforehand.
Read MoreAI Dungeon is a web-based AI text adventure that aims to generate an original adventure each time it's played. AI Dungeon's AI model responds to the player's inputs and attempts to create a fitting response that still fits with the tone of the story.
Read MoreDespite its simplicity the Game of Life remains a challenge to artificial neural networks, AI researchers at Swarthmore College and the Los Alamos National Laboratory have shown in a recent paper. Titled, "It's Hard for Neural Networks To Learn the Game of Life," their research investigates how neural networks explore the Game of Life and why they often miss finding the right solution.
Read MoreMastering physical systems with abstract goals is an unsolved challenge in AI. To encourage the development of techniques that might overcome it, researchers at DeepMind created custom scenarios for the physics engine MuJoCo that task an AI agent with coordinating perception, reasoning, and motor control over time.
Read MoreIt becomes difficult for a teacher, to selectively aid student in learning, especially when they also feel the burden of collective performance. To address this issue, an artificial intelligence is designed by the researchers from North Carolina State University, from predicting the position of educational games in inducing learning amongst students.
Read MoreAmong the most common misconceptions surrounding machine learning technology is the idea that video games dating back to the 1970s and 1980s had built-in "Artificial intelligence" capable of interacting with a human user.
Read MoreChristian Selchau-Hansen, CEO of enterprise software company Formation and former manager of product at social game development company Zynga, said that one of the major uses of AI in video games is the implementation of generative adversarial network technology, image recognition and replication in character design.
Read MoreMost of the video games whether it is featuring strategy games, shooting games, or racing-car games and each different component is utilized by AI-powered or related applications.
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