Intel’s New AI Coach Wants to Help You Game Smarter 🎮

Welcome to another edition of Horizon AI,

In today’s edition, we dive into Intel’s new AI gaming coach that promises to replace online guides and tutorials with real-time, in-game assistance. We also take a look at what could be the beginning of AI being used in filmmaking.

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Here's what's new today in the Horizon AI

• Chart of the week: AI Risks: What the Public Fears vs. What the Experts Say

• Intel Introduces New AI Gaming Coach 🎮

• Free Resources

• AI tools to check out

• Video of the week

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Chart of the week

AI Risks: What the Public Fears vs. What the Experts Say

• AI is rapidly integrating into everyday life, and concerns about its impact are intensifying, but not everyone sees the same risks. This graphic shows the biggest concerns of experts and regular adult users about AI, based on data from the Pew Research Center as of March 2025.

• Topping the list for AI experts (70%) is the concern that AI could spread inaccurate information, while the threat of AI impersonating people is the biggest fear among U.S. adults (78%).

• One of the most notable differences lies in the fear of job loss: 56% of the public are very concerned, while only 25% of experts say the same.

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AI News

INTEL

Intel Introduces New AI Gaming Coach 🎮

At Computex, Intel introduced a new AI assistant for video games, currently in active development, designed to provide real-time support and personalized tips during gameplay.

Details:

• Inspired by tools like Nvidia’s Project G Assist, which runs locally on the GPU to optimize settings, provide online info, and offer in-game help, Intel takes a different, more personalized approach. Their AI focuses on specific games and requires developers to integrate it, so it won’t work out of the box for every title.

• The company demonstrated the new AI Gaming Coach working with the game Black Myth: Wukong, offering suggestions on combat strategies, item searching, and more.

• It is designed not to interfere with the gaming experience, displaying messages at the top of the screen and avoiding distractions and time lost searching for guides or tutorials.

• This new technology runs on the NPU integrated into the new Intel Core Ultra processors, without using CPU or GPU resources. This means game performance is not affected, even on systems without a dedicated graphics card.

• Intel has not yet confirmed the supported platforms, minimum requirements, or release date.

This initiative seems like a very interesting option for players who want helpful in-game advice without lowering the game’s difficulty and adds to other AI coaching developments such as Microsoft’s “Copilot for Gaming” and Razer’s “Project Ava.”

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Resources

💡 Why Europe's tech scene is so much smaller than the US's and China's

🌸 Why Japan's animation industry has embraced AI

💡 Claude turns to blackmail when engineers try to take it offline

🤔 The codex of ultimate vibing

🔮 Evidence shows AI systems are already too much like humans. Will that be a problem?

AI Tools to check out

📽 Veo 3: Best AI video + audio AI tool yet.

📧 Dropflow: An AI that turns emails into action.

⭐ Omni: Business intelligence that speaks your language.

💬 Tanka: Team messenger with AI smart reply & long-term memory.

👀 Distro: Transform your ideas into compelling content through natural conversations.

Video of the week

Oscar winning director releases AI movie trailer

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🎬 This is the first fully AI movie trailer by an Oscar-winning director. Black Swan director Darren Aronofsky teamed up with Google DeepMi... See more

Darren Aronofsky, the Oscar-nominated director known for Black Swan and The Whale, has launched a new venture called Primordial Soup. The studio, which just announced a partnership with Google DeepMind, is dedicated to storytelling innovation, focusing on the intersection of narrative film and emerging technologies, particularly generative AI.

Their first project, ANCESTRA, directed by Eliza McNitt, blends live-action performances with visuals generated by Veo 3 to create “a deeply personal narrative inspired by the day she was born.”

The film will premiere at the 2025 Tribeca Festival and is the first in a series of planned shorts exploring how AI could influence cinematic storytelling.

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