AI Generative Roblox Allows Players To Make A Virtual World By Typing Only

Roblox develops its own genrative AI (photo: Roblox)

JAKARTA - Not wanting to be left behind with other companies, Roblox, online game service platforms are also implementing a generating AI technique that is currently massively being used in the game.

Roblox itself has basically provided end-to-end tools, services and support to help creators to build their own most immersive 3D experience using ready-to-use tools at Roblox Studio.

"However, with the emergence of a generating AI technique, we see an opportunity to revolutionize creation on the platform, either by adding Roblox Studio to make creation dramatically faster and easier, and also by allowing every user on Roblox to become a creator," the studio wrote on its blog.

Currently, Roblox is building a platform that will allow every user to be a creator with Roblox Studio and other 3D content creators.

"We believe that a lot of experience at Roblox will be a fabrication experience where one can make new clothes, hats, entire avatars, a house or even an entire experience from within other experiences," he added.

Studio said it was testing two different generative AI implementations, one that makes virtual material based on natural language demand (car texture in the video below) and another that can code based on text input. Both will roll out to developer Roblox Studio in the coming weeks

However, Roblox admits to having many technical challenges, where the tools must be adapted to the things that will be made by the user, and how the tool matches the manufacturing environment in experience.

"Secondly, in all cases we need to keep Roblox safe and polite. That is, we need to build a fast and scalable moderation flow for all kinds of creations. Third, we need an economic system that encourages such creation," he added.

Even so, Roblox is committed to using diverse and powerful datasets to limit biased content and encourage the release of content that is safe and of high quality for its players.