Video: 6 ways of leveraging AI to help build content for your game
At GDC 2017, six experienced game makers from across the industry take the stage together to present six practical ways to implement AI-driven procedural content generation in games.
September 19, 2017
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Procedural content generation is a hot topic in game dev, for indies and triple-A teams alike.
Unfortunately, there is no "one algorithm to rule them all". That's why, at GDC 2017, six experienced game makers from across the industry took the stage together to present six practical ways to implement AI-driven procedural content generation in games.
Each of the speakers drew on their own experience to showcase how you can use AI to help with everything from content generation to massaging and controlling math and randomness to infusing consistent, believable personalities in game agents.
The panel touched on some cutting-edge topics and offered useful advice if you're at all interested in flavoring (or just lightly seasoning) your game with procedurally-generated content. Now, you can watch it completely free over on the official GDC YouTube channel!
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