ai in gaming

Microsoft is pushing the boundaries of game development with a generative AI tool that turns terabytes of "AI slop" into intricate, three-dimensional game worlds. In a recent study published in Nature, researchers detailed their innovative approach using the World and Human Action Model (WHAM)...

Microsoft's experimental foray into integrating AI-powered coaching into gaming has taken an unexpected twist. During a recent presentation at GDC, the concept of Xbox's Copilot AI—designed to offer personalized in-game recommendations—was met with both intrigue and concern. The discussion has...

Microsoft’s newest leap into the AI frontier is turning heads among gamers and tech enthusiasts alike. In a move that underscores the company’s commitment to merging artificial intelligence with interactive entertainment, Microsoft has unveiled Copilot for Gaming—a dedicated AI-powered companion...

In a whirlwind of fresh builds, feature updates, and hardware news, Microsoft’s latest weekly briefing brings a host of intriguing developments for Windows users. From the newest Windows 11 patches and Insider Program revelations to gaming innovations and a sneak peek at an Xbox handheld rumble...

The convergence of seemingly unrelated worlds—real estate technology and next-generation gaming AI—might appear like an odd pairing at first glance, yet this week’s discussion on the GeekWire Podcast reveals that innovative shifts across industries can often inform one another in unexpected...

Windows and tech enthusiasts, grab your headphones and settle in for a deep dive into two headlines shaking up the industry this week. On one hand, we have Rocket Companies, the giant in mortgages and personal finance, setting its sights on Redfin—a tech-powered disruptor in real estate. On the...

Rocket Companies’ bold move to acquire Redfin and Microsoft’s AI-powered leap into Xbox gaming are two events that signal transformative shifts in entirely different—but technology-driven—industries. On one side, a real estate titan aims to redefine home buying for the digital age; on the other...

Microsoft's latest foray into AI-assisted gaming is turning heads, and not just among traditional Windows users. Microsoft has announced Copilot for Gaming—a new AI-driven sidekick designed to help you "get to your favorite games faster, coach you to improve your skills, and connect you better...

Microsoft’s preview of Copilot for Gaming is stirring up more questions than answers—a situation that has left many gamers scratching their heads. The test, available to a select group of users, offers a tantalizing glimpse into how artificial intelligence might soon assist during gameplay, but...

Microsoft’s new Copilot for Gaming preview has sparked a mixed reaction in the tech and gaming communities alike. Originally reported by Polygon, the demo not only signals Microsoft’s ongoing ambition to weave artificial intelligence into every facet of its ecosystem—from Windows to Xbox—but...

Phil Spencer’s latest upbeat announcement about Xbox Copilot is turning heads not just on the console, but across the entire gaming ecosystem—and that includes us Windows users. Microsoft is setting the stage for a future where artificial intelligence seamlessly integrates into gameplay...

Microsoft is testing the waters of AI-assisted gameplay with its new Copilot for Gaming—a companion tool that’s stirring up plenty of debate among gamers. Designed to provide on-demand coaching and assistance for Xbox players, this tool aims to simplify tasks from game installation to in-game...

Microsoft’s latest foray into generative AI is set to change the way gamers interact with their consoles. The newly unveiled Copilot for Gaming is poised to roll out exclusively through the Xbox mobile app for Xbox Insider Program members starting in April 2025. This innovative assistant is...

On February 19, 2025, Microsoft unveiled a breakthrough in generative AI that promises to redefine how creativity and technology converge in the world of gaming—and far beyond. In a blog post titled "A new level unlocked", Peter Lee, President of Microsoft Research, introduced Muse, a...