DeepMind’s Dreamer AI learns from the past to predict the future
Some AI systems achieve goals in challenging environments by drawing on representations of the world informed by past experiences. They generalize these to novel...
Cloud gaming is going to make customer support more complicated
New cloud-based game platforms like Google Stadia and Apple Arcade are potentially great for gamers, offering on-demand, download-free, anytime, anywhere games. But, drawing on...
GamesBeat Decides 131: Star Wars Jedi and Google Stadia reviews
November is flying by at an irresponsible pace, but that means we are almost on “the other side of games” for 2019. On the...
Google Stadia’s data use is over 100MB per minute at 1080p
Google Stadia is every bit the data hog that everyone was expecting. The service warns that it can use between 4.5GB and 20GB of...
Virtual Beings Summit LA to highlight Hollywood’s view of artificial people
The Virtual Beings Summit posits that artificial intelligence is the next great art form. It explores how AI and entertainment will give birth to...
Google Stadia review — It works, but it doesn’t matter
Google Stadia is here, and it has worked almost flawlessly for me. But one of the many problems with Stadia is that you and...
Stadia works, but here are 10 features it needs to add in a hurry
Google’s Stadia cloud gaming service works (here’s our review), enabling me to play games in a data center and have them streamed to my...
Google Stadia will launch with 22 games on first day, up from just 12 last week
Google announced tonight that its Stadia cloud-gaming service will launch on November 19 (yes, Tuesday) with 22 titles, up from just 12 last week....
App Annie: 5 predictions for mobile app and gaming success in 2020
App Annie collects a lot of data on mobile devices, apps, and games. And so the mobile insights and analytics company has five predictions...
Google open-sources Cardboard to keep ‘no-frills’ VR widely available
Google may have canned Daydream VR and poured cold water on both its Cardboard viewers and VR SDK, but it doesn’t want to see...