Deep Learning AI Generates Realistic Game Graphics by Learning from Videos
Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Nvidia (the company that invented the graphics processing unit or GPU) recently demonstrated how it is possible to generate synthetic 3D gaming environment using a neural network that has been trained on real videos of cityscapes.
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