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At the recent 'State of Unreal' keynote, Epic Games made its first public demonstration of its latest technology that allows creators of Fortnite to use generative AI tools to customize personalized non-player characters (NPCs). The highlight of this feature is that developers can create free-roaming NPCs with unique personalities, voices, and tones using just about 20 lines of prompt text. According to reports from media outlet Engadget, the NPC in the demonstration was named

Sony's recent promotion of an AI-generated game has met with significant backlash from players due to its perceived low quality and questionable gameplay. The controversy highlights concerns about the use of AI in game development and the potential impact on player experience.

Recently, Abridge announced the successful raise of $150 million, with plans to better integrate generative AI technology into the healthcare industry. This startup focuses on transcribing conversations between doctors and patients, automatically organizing these records into electronic health records. Source Note: Image generated by AI, image courtesy of service provider Midjourney. As the healthcare industry faces staffing shortages, Abridge aims to help clinicians reduce administrative burdens by enhancing its technology. The company partners with electronic health record giant Epic.

Epic leverages Microsoft's AI expertise to launch more tools that help physicians save time by accessing critical data at clinical decision points. The new AI-driven features include medical record summaries to support faster documentation, coder suggestions based on EHR clinical documentation to enhance accuracy, and optimized coding and billing workflows. Powered by Azure OpenAI Services, Epic is providing SlicerDicer to an initial user group to utilize real-world data and bridge the gap in clinical evidence.