AI researchers think they're getting closer to being able to create video games from text prompts. A team at the Chinese University of Hong Kong's MMLab has released an open-source model that it claims is the first AI that can build a complete playable game from scratch (you might want one of the best laptops for game development).
According to the researcher paper, a developer can describe a game using natural language, and OpenGame will structure the project, write the code, debug errors and generate a final browser-based game. The researchers built demos for an Avengers-style platformer, a Harry Potter card battle game, KOF-style quiz fighters and a survival game inspired by Netflix's Squid Game.
