US EditionMicrosoft Copilot just generated an AI version of one of the most iconic shooters of all time, and you can play it for free
- Microsoft has released a free-to-play AI-generated version of Quake II, powered by the Muse AI model.
- The AI game experience is described as bizarre, with noticeable lag and an unstable environment.
- Phil Spencer stated that the Muse model can offer new opportunities by learning game mechanics without needing the original game engine.
- Despite its current challenges, Microsoft aims to preserve classic games using its AI model.
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