Muse, Microsoft's new AI engine, can imagine gameplay of video games that don't exist

Demonstrations of how Muse (based on WHAM-1.6B) can persist modifications. A visual is taken from the original gameplay data and an image of an additional character is edited into the image. The generated gameplay sequence shows how the character is adapted into the generated gameplay sequence.

If you need more proof that AI and gaming are on a collision course, Microsoft has you covered.

On Wednesday, Microsoft unveiled its Muse AI, which can generate chunks of games based on an image or just a few frames totaling as little as one second.