Artificial Intelligence Empowering the Gaming Industry in the Era of Digital Revolution
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https://doi.org/10.61173/v3vtj477Keywords:
Artificial intelligence, Tencent, Gaming Industry, Digital RevolutionAbstract
In recent years, the breakneck advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) has ignited awe globally. More industries are trying to utilize artificial intelligence to alter their status quo. Just like the gaming industry, AI has become an important force in promoting the development and progress of this field. This study aims to explore the innovative integration of AI and the gaming industry. It analyzes three aspects, including the digital revolution’s status quo, plight, and future optimized path in the gaming field. The study illustrates many well-known game companies, such as Tencent, have already put AI into content production, and are now turning to more creative interactive experience functions. Additionally, to some extent, these findings also show that the integration of AI and games will help gaming companies increase the number of users and consumption. Therefore, the study provides insights into the promotion of AI to the gaming industry, which may contribute to companies’ future research and practice. At the same time, it proves that AI empowers games, which help players get more diversified game experiences and enrich people’s entertainment life.
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