NVIDIA, one of the most advanced companies of recent times, held an event last week. In the presentation attended by CEO Jensen Huang, information was shared about the company's artificial intelligence plans. One of these plans was a new project called G-Assist. The project, whose first demo was shown, is presented as an artificial intelligence assistant that aims to help users playing games on computers. The G-Assist project is currently under development and only has a small demo and features information. According to NVIDIA, this tool will serve as an artificial intelligence assistant for gamers. Both developers and RTX GPU owners will be able to take advantage of this chatbot. It will help players as a "guide" and help optimize PCs in a game-friendly way.

It is possible to get an understanding of how this assistant works from the demo provided by NVIDIA. You can chat with him on the screen while playing the game. It can understand the events on the screen and give you information and also offers tips about the game. It can do many things, from functions in your inventory to setting the right settings for games. For example, seeing that your monitor supports 240 Hz, it can detect that you are playing at 60 Hz and correct this. It can also provide tips to improve performance. It is expected to be really very useful for the players.

Recently, Microsoft has shown that a similar assistant is in development. So, we will soon have an artificial intelligence companion while playing games on PC. It is not yet clear when the G-Assist project will be made widely available.