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Can AI make video games more immersive? Some studios turn to AI-fueled NPCs for more interaction (www.denverpost.com)
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[–] twinnie@feddit.uk 1 points 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago)

I know everyone hates AI being forced into stuff but I think it could be great for games, both in regards to voice acting like here and with creating loads of low-level content, like boring litter, etc. I’m playing Cyberpunk right now and I keeps thinking how it’s a shame that you can’t enter most of the buildings. I’m hoping that with AI that will somehow become possible. Imagine being able to walk into a huge office block, find any random person then have a deep conversation with them. It’ll be amazing. Right now if you walk up to anyone who doesn’t have something specific to say it’s just “Can I help you” and shit like that.