Microsoft is demonstrating its new WHAMM model with a real-time generative version of Quake II. You can play the AI-generated ...

Microsoft is offering a free demo of its AI-generated version of Quake II. It isn't fun; it doesn't play well; so, why is ...

Microsoft has released a browser-based playable level of the classic video game Quake II. This functions as a tech demo for ...

Microsoft's World and Human Action MaskGIT Model, or WHAMM, builds on its earlier WHAM-1.6B version launched in February. Unlike its predecessor, this iteration introduces faster visual ...

On April 4, 2025, Microsoft released the World and Human Action MaskGIT Model (WHAMM), an AI model ... to play a demo of the 1997 shooter game Quake II, which is reproduced by AI.

Microsoft has unveiled a groundbreaking tech demo: an AI-generated version of the 1997 classic first-person shooter Quake II, ...

Microsoft believes generative AI is critical for the future of gaming, for both gamers and developers. Earlier this year the ...

Xbox's Muse generative AI has created a playable (albeit incredibly janky) version of Quake II that you can play directly in ...

Play the classic shooter Quake 2 with Copilot: Now you can, but it's still extremely jerky. Strictly speaking, the game published by id Software in 1997 is only simulated by an AI model.

Microsoft has created a playable demo "inspired" by Quake 2 using its new AI tool ... Instead, Microsoft's Human Action Model (WHAM) uses generative AI to dynamically predict the next action ...

When Muse was unveiled in February, Microsoft also mentioned it was exploring how this AI model could help improve classic games, just like Quake II, and bring them to modern hardware.