Microsoft and Xbox announced Muse, an innovative generative AI model designed to support gameplay development. Utilizing the abandoned game 'Bleeding Edge' from Ninja Theory, Muse learns about game physics and player-controller interactions. The primary aims include assisting studios in prototyping new gameplay experiences and potentially reviving unplayable games from older systems. Despite its potential benefits, AI's integration into the industry raises concerns among game developers regarding job security, even as industry leaders predict future opportunities arising from these advancements.
For Ninja Theory, studio head Dom Matthews said, "It's not about using AI to generate content, but it's actually about creating workflow and approaches that allow our team here of 100 creative experts to do more."
According to Xbox, Muse is used for gameplay ideation, and it's already being used to develop a real-time playable AI model trained on other first-party games.
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