Microsoft has unveiled a new AI model called Muse that can generate game visuals and controller actions and understands 3D space. The new model can create complex gameplay sequences with accurate physics and character behaviors. Classified by Microsoft as the first World and Human Action Model (WHAM), Muse was trained from over seven years’ worth of human gameplay data from the Xbox game “Bleeding Edge,” published by UK-based Microsoft Games subsidiary Ninja Theory. Muse can, in addition to game goals, provide research insights to support all sorts of creative use of generative AI, Microsoft says. Continue reading Muse Could Be a Gamechanger for Xbox Players, Developers