Blizzard, the producer of Overwatch, announced that the manufacturer will take advantage of artificial intelligence.
Game maker Blizzard has taken action to use artificial intelligence, which has recently swept technology circles. According to the information obtained, the company will use creative artificial intelligence.
Overwatch’s Producer Blizzard Will Turn To Use Artificial Intelligence
According to a New York Times report, Blizzard Entertainment, the studio behind Diablo, World of Warcraft and Overwatch, is experimenting with productive AI as part of game development.
The New York Times said Blizzard’s move to artificial intelligence was announced internally last month in an email from Blizzard’s chief design officer, Allen Adham.
Adham said in the email, telling staff to prepare to be amazed:
“We are on the verge of a major evolution in the way we create and manage our games.”
Other game developers who have admitted to making use of AI include FIFA, which launched an AI-powered mobile World Cup Football game in April.
Blizzard President Mike Ybarra wrote on Twitter:
“Our approach at Blizzard is to add machine learning and AI to use in empathetic ways and allow our talented teams to devote more time to creative thinking and tasks of the highest quality.”
Blizzard will always strive to maintain Blizzard quality. You’re trying to associate recent AI advances (generative AI) to something completely unrelated. @brendensewell says it well here: https://t.co/FXA7WKz2XL. Our approach at Blizzard is to use machine learning and AI in ways… https://t.co/GljUqtkwEb
— Mike Ybarra (@Qwik) May 5, 2023
Companies want to take advantage of the technology that has taken the world by storm lately. However, companies are trying to make artificial intelligence a part of their daily operations.
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