Slimebeast on 18 June 2013
First of all I don't understand the benefit from putting AI into the cloud (unless it's a huge RPG like Elder Scrolls with hundreds of NPCs). Isn't AI in a shooter supposed to be reacting fast?
Anyway, it's practically irrelevant and could just as well been put on the console/PC CPU. It was probably put on the cloud so that MS can boast that they have games on Xbone that need the cloud.
In essense it's a weak selling point for the cloud and more importantly, this feature suggests nothing groundbreaking for the future of cloud computing either.
I remain sceptical about cloud computing. At this point it's just another gimmick.
