For this Quake 2 version, the AI was trained using lots of recorded gameplay from the original game. This footage helped the ...

The research, folks, the research. Absolutely not the frame rate. I hope.

Microsoft is letting users play its AI-generated version of Quake II in a web browser. It looks decent and responds to ...

Microsoft has created a playable "interactive space inspired" by Quake II using AI, and it's sparked a vociferous debate online. As spotted by PC Gamer, the demo is powered by Microsoft's recently ...

Microsoft has released a short tech demo that turns id's FPS Quake 2 into a generative AI experience, and a lot of players do not like it.

Xbox's Muse generative AI has created a playable (albeit incredibly janky) version of Quake II that you can play directly in ...

Microsoft has been investing heavily in AI, with the company committing over $100 billion to its various artificial ...

"By generating gameplay in real time, the underlying Muse shows how classic games like Quake II can be reimagined through ... from our list of the best PC games to wash that "experience" away.

The co-creator of Quake doesn't see anything wrong with AI being used to create a level for his iconic shooter.

Hosted in Copilot Labs and playable in a web browser, the demo "dynamically generates gameplay sequences inspired by the classic game Quake 2", according to a Q&A. "Every input you make triggers ...

The company is offering an experimental version of Quake II, a game originally released in 1997, that is powered by AI. I've now played the AI version of Quake, and it's...bizarre, to say the least.

Microsoft unveiled its Xbox AI era earlier this year with a new Muse AI model that can generate gameplay. While it looked ...