Microsoft Explores 3D Gaming for Copilot with New AI-Powered Experiences

Microsoft is developing 3D gaming for Copilot, leveraging AI and rendering engines like Babylon.js and Unity.
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Microsoft Explores 3D Gaming for Copilot with New AI-Powered Experiences
Microsoft appears to be working on 3D gaming experiences for Copilot, its AI-powered chatbot platform, according to a new job listing. Image:RafaelHenrique/SOPAImages/LightRocket / Getty Images The listing, published this week, seeks a senior software engineer based in Beijing specializing in 3D rendering engines, particularly engines typically used to build web browser-based video games (Babylon.js, three.js, and Unity). “Are you passionate about gaming and interested in building innovative solutions for billions of users?” the job description reads. “If you have a background in gaming or a strong passion for it, this is the perfect opportunity for you!” Microsoft has previously indicated that it plans to make gaming a larger part of the Copilot experience. In February, Microsoft demoed an AI model, Muse, that the company said will soon power short interactive games on Copilot. Muse is trained on game developer Ninja Theory’s multiplayer battle arena game Bleeding Edge. It can understand…