This week Microsoft (technically Microsoft Research Game Intelligence and Teachable AI Experiences teams) announced Microsoft Muse, a generative AI model designed for AI ideation. What the heck does that mean? Well, it’s very similar to Google’s GameNGen which created a somewhat recreated version of Doom by having an AI play

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Cascadeur 2024.2 was just released. This powerful animation application is an example of AI and machine learning done right, in that it is there to assist the artist, not replace them. The 2024.2 of Cascadeur adds several new features including: Key Links Cascadeur Homepage 2024.2 Release Notes You can learn

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Google Research and Tel Aviv University have just announced a very interesting project, GameNGen. This is a technology using a neural network, machine learning and a modified implementation of Stable Diffusion to create a playable version of 1993’s DOOM. This project sets out to answer the question Can a neural

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NVIDIA ChatRTX is a recently released demo enabling you to easily build a customized LLM that runs locally on your own machine, assuming it is using Windows and running a compatible NVIDIA card (a 30 or 40 series card, or earlier with 8GB+ of RAM). The key features of ChatRTX

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Unity have recently announced that all 5 in development Unity AI tools are available inside the Unity editor. They have also made a 2 week free trial available for everyone to test them out. So that is exactly what we have done, going hands-on with Muse Sprite, Muse Texture, Muse

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Stability.ai (maker of Stable Diffusion) and Tripo.ai partnered to create the just released TripoSR. TripeSR is used to create 3D models from a single image in seconds. As you can see from the video below the results are certainly mixed, not even close to game ready, but hinting at incredible

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Today we are looking at Codeium, a free AI coding assistant offering code completion, chat and code refactoring tools. If you have any experience with GitHub’s CoPilot, Codeium is very similar, except in one very important area… price. For individuals, Codeium is completely free. One impressive part of Codeium is

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Back in June 2023 Valve Software started rejected games submitted to the Steam Store that used assets created using AI generation tools. This was first discuss in this reddit thread by a developers whose game was rejected: Hello, While we strive to ship most titles submitted to us, we cannot

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The rise of generative AI art tools such as DALL-E, Midjourney and Stable Diffusion are incredibly powerful but not exactly beloved by artists whose work might be powering these machine learning models, generally without permission. Until now, artists haven’t really had much they could do to fight back. There have

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First announced back at GDC 2023 Unity AI, the details were incredibly vague, with a short video describing AI like functionality that will be added to the Unity game engine. Today we got more details about the Unity AI initiative with the announcement of Unity Muse and Unity Sentis. Unity

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