For this Quake 2 version, the AI was trained using lots of recorded gameplay from the original game.This footage helped the AI learn how the game works, how levels are built, and what the graphics ...

It may resemble Quake 2, but the visuals (and enemies in particular) are blurry, the controls lag, and the frame-by-frame gameplay is enough to give you a headache.

While WHAM-1.6B required seven years of gameplay data for training, developers only taught WHAMM on one week of curated Quake II gameplay.

The initial experience on Copilot Labs is powered by a Copilot Gaming Experiences model trained on gameplay from Quake II. Best Deals: Limited Run Games Quake II #207 - Nintendo Switch Game.

Earlier this year, Microsoft unveiled a similar AI model, called Muse, and that model's first mainstream experience is now here: The company is offering an experimental version of Quake II, a game ...

Quake II PSX had much less intelligent AI, several bugs that greatly affected gameplay (such as difficulties being assigned wrong for certain levels, causing more monsters to spawn on Easy instead ...

Microsoft has released its Muse AI model, which generates gameplay. An AI-generated version of Quake II is now available to test. You can now try out Microsoft’s new Muse AI model.

Microsoft's new WHAMM AI model generates game visuals in real-time, advancing from WHAM-1.6B with faster FPS, better resolution, and smarter gameplay response.

Quake II has been ported to more than a dozen platformers and operating systems at this point, but Microsoft’s demo is decidedly not a port. It’s a simulacrum designed to look and act like ...

Microsoft unveils AI-generated demo 'inspired' by Quake 2 that runs worse than Doom on a calculator, made me nauseous, and demanded untold dollars, energy, and research to make News By Ted ...

Microsoft has released an interactive demonstration of Quake II gameplay generated by artificial intelligence (AI), offering a glimpse into the potential of AI in gaming.However, the company is ...

Microsoft has released a browser-based playable level of the classic video game Quake II. This functions as a tech demo for the gaming capabilities of Microsoft’s Copilot AI platform — though ...