AI is everywhere, and your PC games aren't safe. Don't get worried, though. AI is already being used in PC games, and it has a bright future ahead.
This story is part of Jacob Roach's ReSpec series, covering the world of PC gaming and hardware. The tech community has been oversaturated with AI this past week, from ChatGPT to Google Bard, but not without reason. We see fads like NFTs and web3 come and go, but AI is here to stay — even in your PC games.
Related DLSS has gotten really good, and although there are algorithmic competitors like AMD’s FidelityFX Super Resolution , Nvidia has proven that AI provides an edge. DLSS 3 is a testament to that, providing extra frames generated solely by the AI. AMD probably wouldn’t disagree, either — its latest RX 7900 XTX and RX 7900 XT include a yet-unused AI accelerator.
Those are just a few high-level examples of how AI is being used to enhance games today, but it’s important to remember the bedrock of AI within games themselves. Tools like Unreal Engine 5’s MassEntity promise to provide huge batches of AI-driven characters with simple inputs. And that’s one of the most exciting aspects of AI in PC games — its use to speed up game development.
That may not happen, but Zelnick was clear that AI has a big use in game development. One usage that’s been rising over the past several years is AI-driven Quality Assurance testing. Players generally spend thousands of hours uncovering only a fraction of bugs in PC games, but AI can run thousands of tests on a game within seconds.
I recently played the Shadows of Doubt demo — a neo-noir thriller that procedurally generates the full world — via the Steam Next Fest. It allows you to have a completely unique experience each time you play, with different clues, NPCs, and environments. Applying AI to this type of setting should be enough to get anyone excited, as it provides unique experiences for each player that touches the game.
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