Google DeepMind har förvärvat en minoritetsandel i Fenris Creations, utvecklaren bakom den långlivade rymdsimulatorn Eve Online, för att träna sina AI-modeller på spelarbeteenden i spelets komplexa universum.
Partnerskapet tillkännagavs den 6 maj. DeepMind kommer att studera spelarnas handlingar på isolerade offlineservrar för att undvika att påverka det live-spelet. Satsningen bygger vidare på AI-labbets historik av att använda spel som StarCraft II och Atari-titlar för modellutveckling.
De första reaktionerna på X lyfter fram entusiasm över DeepMinds partnerskap med Fenris Creations för att träna AI på Eve Onlines komplexa multi-agent-spelarbeteenden, där användare noterar dess värde som en sandlåda för marknader och strategi. Vissa inlägg uttrycker humoristisk skepticism kring att AI potentiellt kan lära sig oetisk taktik från spelets ekonomi eller latensproblem, medan andra berömmer det ambitiösa valet och uttrycker förtroende för ledarskapet. Officiella uttalanden från Demis Hassabis och Hilmar Veigar citeras och diskuteras flitigt.
$GOOGL DeepMind is taking a minority stake in Fenris Creations, the maker of Eve Online, to train AI on the game’s complex player behavior.
— Polymarket Money (@PolymarketMoney) 6 maj 2026
The investment is reportedly in the millions and follows CCP’s $120M buyback from Pearl Abyss. pic.twitter.com/3B1NVF4DIn
$GOOGL DeepMind is taking a minority stake in Fenris Creations (maker of Eve Online) to train AI on complex player behavior.
— VanquishTrader (@VanquishTrader) 6 maj 2026
Eve Online is basically a live sandbox of markets, alliances, strategy and coordination, which makes it useful for training AI on multi-agent behavior. pic.twitter.com/CNgkgmIdBg
Google DeepMind picking EVE Online of all games is the most ambitious research flex I've seen in a while. That universe does not forgive mistakes 😂
— AI Mastery Guide (@aiseomastery) 7 maj 2026
Google DeepMindがCCP Games（Eve Online）に出資。複雑な仮想世界でAI行動をテストへ。
— Global News 日本 (@Globalnews_FIN) 7 maj 2026
AlphaStarの成功に続き、ゲームベースのAI研究の新たなフロンティアに。
AIはEve Onlineのような複雑な社会経済ゲームで人間を超えられるか？ #DeepMind #AI #EveOnline
NO man, como que DeepMind cerro pacto con Eve Online sjsj, que curiosa area para trabjar pero QUE MONTON de data, me daria susto si no estuviera en manos de @demishassabis el proeycto porque la de Generalidad para sistemas dde AI que va a salir de ahi https://t.co/4mNdWONUYN
— Alejandro Sánchez Poveda (@Asperjasp) 7 maj 2026
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CCP Games has split from Pearl Abyss to operate independently as Fenris Creations. The rebrand coincides with a $120 million research partnership with Google DeepMind to advance AI using the Eve Online universe.
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The Icelandic developer and publisher behind the long-running space MMO EVE Online has changed its name from Crowd Control Protections to Fenris Creations. The move follows years of confusion with the Chinese Communist Party and coincides with the company buying itself back from former owner Pearl Abyss.
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