Razer and NUS launch Singapore AI lab to rethink how games respond to players

For years, artificial intelligence in games has mostly meant enemies that chase, dodge or shoot with varying degrees of believability. Razer and the National University of Singapore now want to push that idea into more demanding territory: AI systems that understand context, adapt in real time and eventually behave less like scripted software and more […] The post Razer and NUS launch Singapore AI lab to rethink how games respond to players appeared first on e27 .