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Roblox Brings AI Game Creation Tools to Mobile, Previewing World Models and Asset Generators

Roblox is expanding its AI capabilities by introducing game creation tools directly within its mobile app. The new features include an AI foundation model for generating 3D game assets, an AI assistant chatbot to help developers during the building process, and a preview of an ambitious AI world model similar to Google's Project Genie.

These tools aim to make AI-assisted game development far more accessible to the platform's massive user base. However, the company acknowledges that lower barriers to entry could result in an increase of content of questionable quality, a concern that has already plagued the platform due to its creator-friendly environment.

The announcement represents Roblox's continued embrace of AI technology as a core part of its development ecosystem, though the company is starting with limited functionality before rolling out more advanced features.

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The Verge - Roblox will let people use AI to make games on their phone

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