Ubisoft Names New Generative AI Initiative Motherbrain
The company has not made any official announcements, seemingly fearing community backlash.
Ubisoft appears to be preparing another large-scale initiative utilizing generative artificial intelligence. Internally, the project has been named Motherbrain, a moniker discovered in trademark applications recently filed by the publisher.
As reported by The Game File, Ubisoft has registered several trademarks related to Motherbrain. One application mentions “downloadable computer software using artificial intelligence (AI) for the generation of video games and interactive content.” Another application describes an AI service for “data analysis and human interaction,” alongside software research and development using artificial intelligence.

Ubisoft has not yet discussed Motherbrain publicly, so it remains unknown whether the name represents a specific product or an entire suite of internal tools.
Source: iXBT.games
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