We are excited to announce a major update to our modl:test solution. Now, game developers can use AI testing bots to run automated QA tests with native support for Unreal Engine 5. With this update, we are bringing continuous automated QA to game developers so they can improve productivity and ship faster with fewer bugs …
Continue reading “Introducing Unreal Engine 5 Support for modl:test”
For the fourth consecutive year, Stanford University has released its updated database regarding the top 2% of most-cited scientists in various scientific fields. The database provides standardized information on citations, h-index, co-authorship-adjusted hm-index, citations to papers in different authorship positions, and a composite indicator. You must be asking yourself, why does that matter to modl.ai? Well, …
Autumn is here. The feeling of brooding darkness makes it a great time to play horror games. It’s that time of year when the horror fans among us eagerly await the arrival of spine-tingling releases—just in time for the spookiest time of the year! Let’s dive in as we look at upcoming titles that promise …
Throughout our History of AI series, we’ve looked at some pivotal entries in the videogames industry such as Left 4 Dead, Thief, Shadow of Mordor, and The Sims. But if you really want to get to the heart of artificial intelligence and games, we have to go back to the very origins of computing itself. …
Artificial intelligence (AI) is not new to the games industry. Both players and developers can acknowledge the contributions of AI to gaming every day. But for developers, AI has become a universal tool that provides enhanced experiences and cost reductions. Why? In the games industry, developers are often faced with the perennial challenge of reducing …
In June 26-30 2023, the AI and Games Summer School held its 5th annual event at Microsoft Research in Cambridge, UK, which aimed to delve into emerging AI tools and techniques in gaming. Although the summer school had its academic roots, it welcomed industry speakers to showcase their work and offer insights into AI in …
Continue reading “Experiencing the AI and Games Summer School 2023”
COPENHAGEN, Denmark — (June 27, 2023) — modl.ai, which seeks to remove the shackles of game development with a transformative AI engine, announced today that it has joined Unity’s Verified Solutions Program and their first-to-market product, modl: test, is now on Unity’s new AI marketplace. Unity’s new AI marketplace allows creators to discover an ecosystem …
“There’s no date that never comes, nor deadline that never expires” is a Mexican aphorism about the inevitability of time and cycles, and I think very few games have captured the essence of it, like Spiritfarer by Thunder Lotus Games. Spiritfarer topped our list of cozy games last month, but I think it is worth …
With procedural content generation (PCG) we can create algorithms that design new weapons, characters, dungeons, and even entire worlds. This seems quite commonplace today, with games such as No Man’s Sky and Elite: Dangerous putting players in the face of the infinite: with millions upon millions of unique planets to visit in an ever-expanding universe. …
Continue reading “History of AI in Games -Procedural Content Generation Part 2”
Building AI for games is much more than just characters. While it’s now being used to improve animation, spot bugs and even detect cheaters, arguably the second most popular application is in generating videogame content. One of the biggest challenges any game developer can face is ensuring a lot of variety. Bringing players back to …
Continue reading “History of AI in Games -Procedural content generation Part 1”
