By Emma Boyle
It’s starting to feel like every area of the tech world is dipping its toes into artificial intelligence (AI). Industry leaders truly believe that integration of AI capabilities will transform the way we interact with our devices and the world around us and they’re making sure that we know about it.
From phones to washing machines, we’ve been hard-pushed to find any upcoming devices that don’t have some AI-powered features as their focal selling point.
It’s interesting, then, that the gaming industry has been relatively quiet when it comes to AI developments because its potential in this field is just as great. Perhaps it’s because AI isn’t a particularly new thing in gaming – machine learning, context-sensitive behaviour, neural networks, natural language parsing – all of these techniques have been pushing games forward for years now. Black and White may have been released in 2001 but it’s still one of the best examples of machine learning in a game.
However, it could also be because in recent years artificial intelligence is becoming rapidly more, well, artificially intelligent. With more complex machine learning systems evolving, we think things could greatly change for games over the next few years as developers embrace …read more
Source:: techradar.com – Gaming
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