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AI in gaming chat with Frank Soqui, Intel VP of Gaming

I’ve got a short and sweet chat this week, looking at the state of AI adversaries and challenge systems in video games. Not from the perspective of ‘can this

Seamus Byrne
Seamus Byrne
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AI in gaming chat with Frank Soqui, Intel VP of Gaming

I’ve got a short and sweet chat this week, looking at the state of AI adversaries and challenge systems in video games. Not from the perspective of ‘can this AI beat the humans’, but instead from the idea that AI could do a lot to enhance our enjoyment of game experiences if we start applying it in new ways.

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At a recent esports event, the Intel Extreme Masters in Katowice, Poland, I had a chance to have a quick chat with Frank Soqui (So-ki), Intel VP of Gaming, about where AI is heading to better challenge players of all skill levels. And, ultimately, how this feeds into a lot of great use cases for smarter AI systems on our home PCs.

Lots more of my interviews from my trip to IEM Katowice can be found over on The Esports Moment podcast.

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Seamus Byrne

Seamus Byrne

Founder and Head of Content at Byteside. Brings two decades of experience covering tech, digital culture, and their impacts on society.

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