Microsoft has created a Quake 2 "inspired" playable demo made using its new AI tool, but it's practically unplayable.

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

In this snippet from Unlocked 688, Michael and Ryan discuss the grossness and danger that Microsoft's new Copilot AI-powered ...

Microsoft has released a browser-based playable level of the classic video game Quake II. This functions as a tech demo for the gaming capabilities of ...

Copilot Gaming Experiences, a new gaming platform form Microsoft, is using AI to recreate Quake II. Here's what you need to ...

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

Microsoft has unveiled an AI-generated interactive gameplay demo of Quake II. The AI model WHAMM allows real-time interaction and gameplay. Although a ...

Microsoft believes generative AI is critical for the future of gaming, for both gamers and developers. Earlier this year the ...

Microsoft has released a browser-based playable level of the classic video game Quake II. This functions as a tech demo for the gaming capabilities of Microsoft’s Copilot AI platform — though ...

Microsoft shows off the evolution of Muse AI and offers a playable test of Quake II dynamically generated by Copilot. Explore ...