Ultiverse Launches On-Chain Programmatic Content Generation Technology to Solve Blockchain Mass Adoption Challenges
AI game platform Ultiverse has launched Onchain PCG, a Blockchain-based programmatic content generation technology that combines AI technology and gamification to solve the challenges of large-scale adoption of blockchain technology. Onchain PCG not only breaks through traditional content generation limitations, but also utilizes on-chain data to ensure the uniqueness and customization of game content. Through smart contracts and decentralized technology, on-chain PCG can be realized, and players can use AI to generate and customize exclusive game content, making blockchain operations intuitive and interesting. In addition, Ultiverse plans to launch a blockchain game in early next year that collaborates content between users and AI.
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