Microsoft presented its Xbox AI era at the beginning of this year thanks to the modern AI model, which can generate the game. Although it seemed that Muse was still an early Microsoft research project, the Xbox manufacturer now allows Copilot users to try Muse via the version generated by AI Quake II.
Technological demo is part of Microsoft’s Copilot for Push Games and has a replica generated Quake II This is playable in the browser. . Quake II The level is very basic and includes blurred enemies and interactions, and Microsoft limits the time when you can even play in this technological demo.
While Microsoft originally demonstrated its Muse AI model at 10 frames per second and a resolution of 300 x 180, the latest demo works with a playable number of frames per second and in a slightly higher resolution of 640 x 360. This is still a very narrow experience, and more tips on what may be possible in the future.
Microsoft is still positioning Muse as an AI model that can support in prototype programmers. When Muse was presented in February, Microsoft also mentioned that he studied how this AI model can support improve classic games, just like Quake IIAnd bring them to current equipment.
“You can imagine a world in which data and video from the game that the model could learn old games and really make them portable to any platform on which these models could work,” said the general director of Microsoft Gaming Phil Spencer in February. “We talked about protecting games as an activity for us, and these models and their ability to completely learn, like a game without having to start the original engine on the original equipment, opens a lot of possibilities.”
It is obvious that Microsoft is now training Muse for more games than just The edge of bleedingAnd we will probably soon see a more miniature interactive experience from AI in Copilot Labs. Microsoft is also working on transforming Copilot into a game coach, allowing the AI assistant to see what you play and support in tips and guides. Part of this experience will be available to people with Windows via Copilot Vision.