Gaming

Wolverine Dev Denies Using GenAI After Weird-Looking In-Game Sign Discovered

30 sec read7 views0 listens

Insomniac Games has confirmed that the unusual bathroom sign recently spotted in Marvel’s Wolverine was the result of a technical glitch, not generative AI. This news is significant for gamers concerned about the increasing use of AI in game development and its potential impact on creative quality. While Insomniac previously employed machine learning in Spider-Man 2, it appears they’ve opted not to use AI-generated assets in Wolverine, a contrast to studios like Activision and Sega.

Read the full article at GameSpot

Want to create content about this topic? Use Nemati AI tools to generate articles, social posts, and more.

Ali NematiBlogUI.author_articles

BlogUI.view_profile

You Might Like

AI & Machine Learning4 hours ago33 sec read

I built a period tracker that never asks for an account

A new period tracker app, Mori, has launched for Android prioritizing user privacy by storing all core data locally on the device and eliminating the need for an account. This development is significant for the AI/ML community as it demonstrates a gr...

Ali Nemati

AI & Machine Learning4 hours ago32 sec read

PocketTrail: open-source AI that makes the screen the shortest part of a walk

A new open-source project called PocketTrail uses a small, locally-run AI model to generate simple plans for nearby green spaces based on user-defined activities. This demonstrates a practical application of AI for a very specific, low-stakes task, h...

Ali Nemati

AI & Machine Learning4 hours ago31 sec read

TASK#STOMP: A Windows Backdoor That Lives in Scheduled Tasks and VBS

A new Windows backdoor, dubbed TASK#STOMP, has been identified that leverages existing system components like PowerShell and scheduled tasks for persistence and data exfiltration. This development is significant for AI/ML/Data Science professionals b...

Ali Nemati