Innovation in Game Development
introduced , a generative AI model capable of creating video game scenes based on data from gamers, aiming to reduce development costs and time.
Muse, described as a World and Human Action Model (WHAM), was trained on seven years of gameplay data from the multiplayer game Bleeding Edge, showcasing its ability to generate consistent and diverse gameplay.
Controversies and Perspectives
Despite its potential, Muse faces skepticism from players concerned about game quality and from studio employees fearing job reductions due to AI integration.
Some developers express disinterest or concern over AI's impact on hands-on experience, while others see potential for game preservation and innovation in game design.