Ubisoft's Calling Its Next Push Into Gen-AI Game Development Motherbrain, According to New Trademarks From the Assassin's Creed Maker
Game File says the term covers software for creating games, research and AI as a service, as Ubisoft expands its generative AI work.
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Ubisoft's calling its next push into gen-AI game development Motherbrain, according to new trademarks from the Assassin's Creed maker
Ubisoft is internally calling its latest generative-AI initiative 'Motherbrain' - you know, like the evil supercomputer turned gross brain-in-a-jar monster from Nintendo's Metroid series - according to trademarks filed by the Assassin's Creed and Far Cry publisher.
You know, Ubisoft premiered on Nintendo Switch 2 Assassin’s Creed Shadows after releasing Star Wars Outlaws. Following the latest changes in the developers of the saga, as well as the latest news from Hexe, Black Flag Resynced and more, we now have news about the company. And it looks like Ubisoft would be using the name Motherbrain to refer internally to its [...]
Random: "Motherbrain" Returns As Ubisoft's GenAI Gaming Initiative
Watch out, Samus!If you thought it was game over for Mother Brain, you might want to keep reading because Ubisoft is reportedly resurrecting the AI antagonist, just not in the way you might have expected.As reported by Stephen Totilo of Game File, "Motherbrain" is actually a trademark and term Ubisoft is now using to refer to its AI projects.Read the full article on nintendolife.com
Ubisoft has registered trademark applications for Motherbrain, an internal generation artificial intelligence initiative loved at expanding automated video game production. The legal filings, submitted by the publisher in Saint-Mandé, France, group multiple internal technologies following an operational restructuring that cut roughly 380 jobs across the company. The administrative filings were reported on Monday, September 28, [...] The article …
Ubisoft seems to call his latest Generative AI initiative "Motherbrain" internally. Just like the evil supercomputer from Nintendo's Metroid series, which turns into a disgusting brain-in-glass monster, at least from trademark filings by the publisher behind Assassin's Creed and Far Cry. more
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