Can AI Make Your Game Better?
summary
Meta Horizon shows AI tools that generate whole worlds from prompts in two hours, a desktop editor in early access, and creator funds to pay makers. Characters are fully conversational — they text, take Zoom calls and phone calls — powered by backstories written into models after a year of prompt engineering so lines feel motivated rather than scripted. Series Entertainment ships The Ultimatum and plans multiple games from an almost 200-person AI-first studio, arguing generative systems become runtime designers and NPC engines.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and panel overview
- 3:35Panelist introductions
- 5:53Generative AI tools in creation
- 11:02Bringing aliveness to characters
- 20:16Live demo of AI character interaction
- 24:05AI in runtime and future prospects
- 28:25Final advice and closing remarks
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