The Business Times·3 min read·medium
'Never about making money in the first place': Razer steps up AI push with NUS gaming lab
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Young Zhan Heng
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Razer and the National University of Singapore have established a joint research lab to advance 'Gaming Artificial Narrow Intelligence' (Gani). The initiative focuses on integrating AI into gaming software to enhance personalization and real-time content generation, despite no immediate plans for monetization.
Its innovation so far has been about engagement, but it could become a revenue source, the company says
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