Gaming AI tools

Gaming

AI or Human is an interactive browser game that challenges you to identify whether images or text were created by AI or humans. You make your choice for each example, review your performance, and learn why recognizing synthetic media can be difficult. It works without requiring users to upload their own files or use technical detection software for everyday users.

Gaming

Hexagram is an interactive development studio and technology platform that leverages artificial intelligence and cloud services to build dynamic, ever-evolving virtual worlds and cross-platform entertainment experiences. Known for pioneering immersive narrative campaigns, augmented reality (AR) activations, and responsive AI characters for major global brands.

AI-Detection

RoFT (Real or Fake Text) is an interactive, gamified research project and web application that challenges users to test their ability to distinguish between human-written text and machine-generated content. Featuring diverse content categories like short stories, news articles, recipes, and speeches, the platform focuses on 'Boundary Detection' to help users identify the exact moment an artificial intelligence takes over writing.

Gaming

Exists AI is an innovative browser-based generative platform that enables users to create fully playable multiplayer 3D games and virtual worlds from simple text prompts. Requiring no prior coding, 3D modeling experience, or software installation, the platform lets creators build environments, spawn avatars, and generate multiplayer action games (like Battle Royale or Team Deathmatch) in minutes.

Gaming

SIMA is a research project and generalist AI agent developed by Google DeepMind. Designed to operate within 3D virtual environments and video games, SIMA processes natural language instructions and real-time visual screen pixels to carry out natural, goal-directed tasks across diverse virtual worlds.

Gaming

Google AI Quests is a free, interactive, browser-based game and learning experience created by Google Research in collaboration with the Stanford Accelerator for Learning. Designed primarily for middle school students (ages 11–14) and educators, it teaches core AI literacy, machine learning concepts, data science, and AI ethics through code-free visual simulations based on real Google research projects.