Ready Player Me launches AI-based Copilot to help developers streamline avatars
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Ready Player Me, a provider of cross-platform avatar platforms, is introducing Copilot, a new tool fueled by OpenAI’s GPT-4 and OpenCopilot.
Designed to assist developers in seamlessly integrating the avatar platform into their applications and games, Copilot leverages machine learning and extensive training on technical documentation and support tickets.
The advent of AI tools like GitHub Copilot and OpenAI ChatGPT has significantly enhanced developers’ productivity worldwide. These tools have enabled faster code writing, efficient bug fixing, and seamless navigation through lengthy documentation.
With over 10,000 developers already utilizing Ready Player Me’s user-friendly character creator, which seamlessly integrates with web, desktop, AR/VR, and mobile apps and games, the company has become a go-to solution for avatar implementation. Ready Player Me offers a range of free tools, including Unity and Unreal Engine SDKs, as well as web integration tools.
By integrating Ready Player Me’s platform, companies can save valuable development resources that would have been spent on creating their own avatar system from scratch. This integration streamlines the process, saving both time and money.
In collaboration with OpenCopilot, Ready Player Me is launching Copilot. Using OpenAI’s GPT-4 large language model, this innovative tool assists developers in integrating the character creator and expediting the
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