
Activision has released the data set for the original Warzone map, Caldera, from Call of Duty: Warzone as open source for non-commercial use. This first-of-its-kind data set includes near-complete geometry of the map and in-game character pathing. The initiative aims to support AI model training and the evolution of content generation techniques. Activision's CTO highlighted the potential benefits for AI training and the gaming industry. The release is considered a significant contribution to AI research and development, providing a unique resource for researchers and developers.
.@Activision announced the release of an open-source data set featuring the map Caldera from @CallofDuty for non-commercial use 🗺️ This is one of the largest publicly available #OpenUSD data sets, providing an excellent test harness for OpenUSD itself. https://t.co/nWgkYSmSSl https://t.co/TblXq5K5aC
Call of Duty's original Warzone map gets open-source release https://t.co/sm0XTR431G https://t.co/NlOz1ilg6s
Activision's donation to the AI race is a "first-of-its-kind" open-sourced Call of Duty map. https://t.co/jMN08DU9TE



