The Sony PlayStation is taking gaming to the next level with a groundbreaking AI system that can predict players’ next button press before it happens. The technology, revealed in a recent patent ...

The two co-CEOs of PlayStation are describing a potential balance between AI integration and "human touch." They also celebrate many past year's successes, like Astro Bot and the PlayStation Portal.

PlayStation has revealed new AI-assisted tech that will allow the console to predict what your next button press will be. Read More: The biggest and most exciting video games coming out in 2025 ...

Sony appears to be developing AI technology that could enable its PlayStation game characters to interact even more directly with players. As The Verge uncovered Monday, a video narrated by Sony ...

That mid-generation console introduced PSSR, or Playstation Spectral Super Resolution, Sony’s version of AI-powered upscaling. That was just the beginning, though.

PlayStation boss Hermen Hulst has insisted AI will never replace the “human touch” of video game developers. Sony’s console was first released on December 3, 1994 and while artificial ...

AI being used in game development is a controversial subject, to say the least, but PlayStation CEO Hermen Hulst doesn’t think it will ever replace humans in the grand scheme of things.

While AI (Artifical Intelligence) seems to be a tool more and more video game companies are using, Sony's PlayStation division looks like it's joining the ranks. One known PlayStation character is ...

It appears as though PlayStation has plans for some sort of AI tool referred to as “Agents” that’ll play games with or against people, according to Sony. Information about the plans was ...

Yet unlike Nintendo, which has been vehemently against implementing AI in its technology, Sony sits on the other side of the fence, even using AI in the latest PlayStation 5 Pro console.