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Meta is integrating generative AI directly into its Horizon development tools to lower the barrier for creating mobile games via prompts. While this strategy aims to populate the struggling platform with user-generated content, the core focus remains on leveraging AI as a production accelerator rather than advancing foundational model research or quantum capabilities. The initiative highlights Meta's broader push to embed AI generation into consumer-facing creative workflows across its ecosystem.
Meta is going to let you build games with AI right on your phone
Meta has a new plan to get people to make games for its Horizon social platform. The company today announced two new development tools that will let you create games with AI prompts: Horizon Create, a mobile app, and Horizon Studio, a browser app that offers more granular controls. The apps will be available in early access, and interested users can sign up for a waitlist. Horizon has struggled as a platform, but Meta has a plan to give these new Horizon games significantly more reach: It's going to let published games made with Horizon Create and Horizon Studio get recommended on Facebook and Instagram, where they also will be playable. … Read the full story at The Verge.
Meta has a new plan to get people to make games for its Horizon social platform. The company today announced two new development tools that will let you create games with AI prompts: Horizon Create, a mobile app, and Horizon Studio, a browser…
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