New York Times: Blizzard is developing its own image-generating AI

Today (May 24), the New York Times quoted an internal letter sent by Blizzard to employees stating that Blizzard is developing its own image generation AI tool. This image generation AI called Blizzard Diffusion is currently being accepted according to Blizzard. Game content training, currently known functions, this AI tool allows users to generate concept maps or some content (such as textures) for building games based on text.

In addition, Blizzard is also considering creating other artificial intelligence-based tools, including AI tools for generating locations, game codes, or personal levels. The specific development stage of the relevant AI tools is currently unknown. Blizzard’s management informed employees that their industry is on the verge of a sea change in artificial intelligence services.

In the letter, the company's chief designer Allen Adham said employees will be surprised by the capabilities of the technology being developed. However, Adham also emphasized: "The introduction of AI tools is risky, so the company will be very Proceed with caution. We don't know when Blizzard will start using the Blizzard Diffusion tool or which games it will be used for.

It is reported that Blizzard is not the only company interested in building artificial intelligence-driven services. The Ghostwriter AI writer was launched by Ubisoft in March this year and is used to create NPC dialogues.

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