Artificial intelligence technologies are continuing to gain popularity and become more widespread. Nowadays, we can find AI in various products and services. While so far, this integration has mainly focused on simplifying our daily tasks, its potential goes far beyond that. Microsoft is well aware of this and has already started working on it. According to emerging information, the company is planning to allow Xbox game developers to utilize AI tools for designing storylines and non-playable characters (NPCs). Here are the details…
Microsoft Partners with Inworld AI to Develop AI Tools for Xbox Games
Microsoft has partnered with a generative AI startup called Inworld AI to develop new AI tools for Xbox game makers to use for story design and NPCs. The company says that the goal is to “assist and empower creators in dialogue, story and quest design.” The common goal of the two companiesto develop an AI that can turn prompts into detailed scripts, dialogue trees, quests and other game elements.
This would allow game developers to quickly and easily generate new content for their games, without having to spend as much time on writing and design. This way, missions and characters in games can become much more immersive. Especially in role-playing games, you can have direct conversations with characters and truly immerse yourself in the world you’re a part of.
Microsoft and Inworld AI, are also working on an “AI character runtime engine” that developers can plug into their actual existing games. This engine also would allow players to generate new stories, quests and dialogues as they go, making for a more dynamic and interactive gaming experience. Microsoft says that the new AI tools are still under development, but that they hope to make them available to Xbox game makers soon. The company believes that these tools could revolutionize the way games are made and played.
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