According to a recently filed patent, Sony is experimenting with creating AI-controlled companions that can alter their behavior based on the player’s actions.
Sony will work on the AI companion to enhance player experiences
During sessions of games like God of War Ragnarok or Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, Sony is looking to improve gaming platforms through features such as the ability to replay specific story and gameplay moments or make voice and video calls while preserving player privacy.
Team-focused games like Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League often utilize CPU as a team companion when the player chooses to play alone. Even single-player focused titles like God of War Ragnarok sometimes include a secondary character that assists the hero in certain sections.
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These non-AI companions can assist in solving puzzles or defeating challenging enemies, but successfully mimicking what a human would do in these scenarios remains a constant challenge for developers.
According to a recent patent application, Sony is considering creating a local AI model that tracks player behaviors and then creates AI-controlled companion characters based on these actions. Theoretically, this would pave the way for AI-controlled companion characters that behave like the player themselves.
A record-breaking achievement! Sony has revealed the active user count for PlayStation. This will lead to more realistic interactions through a ‘companion’ present behind the user and controller.
While Sony’s use of AI to recreate fundamental components continues to spark much debate in the gaming world, it has been experimenting with applying it in various ways over the past few years.
Sony continues to acquire patents for new developments
Last February, the company filed a patent application for an AI system that recommends music for players based on their previous preferences. Prior to this, Sony secured a patent for a type of ‘coach’ program that helps players manage inventories in titles like God of War Ragnarok or Horizon Forbidden West.
These patents are just a few examples of how AI could help enhance the gaming experience. Additionally, Sony might be considering using this in some way to create companion characters in single-player or team games.
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