According to CoinMeta, Google and Unity jointly released a game development tool driven by AI on October 7th, allowing anyone to develop functional video games without any programming experience. This technology has increased the accessibility of game development, but it has also raised questions about whether existing security protocols can effectively cope with this new technology. Google's Playground platform is only open to American users over the age of 18, allowing creators to choose the type of game, design the visuals and gameplay, and create games in 2D or 3D format. Although playing games on Playground is free, creating games consumes a weekly token quota. Paid users can obtain more tokens to create new games. The Spark tool of Unity is still in the testing phase, with closed beta expected to begin this year, aiming to provide creators with more control and a 3D environment. The CEO of Unity, Matt Bromberg, stated that the purpose of AI is to help people create, not to stifle creativity.