The platform will enable players to write code and AIs that control characters, debug strategies in real-time, compete for prizes in tournaments and top spots on leaderboards, and collaborate with friends to build the best bots possible. With more than 3.2 billion gamers around the world, 175 US collegiate esport programs, and over 47% of U.S. high schools teaching computer science, this intersection of gaming and coding is poised to grow over the years to come, the company said. For the roadmap, the company will expand and create some application programming interfaces (APIs) to get AI players working in existing games. So he started Regression Games, which is developing a platform and ecosystem that uses AI to allow players to compete and hone their skills by writing code to control characters in their favorite games.