Sony is just trying to snipe the patent for gaming, AI game playing has been part of Zero Latency research which uses that model, when an AI predicts the users actions and if the latency/signal drops it continues to make commands until the user inputs catch up and even corrects itself (like a course correction)<br><br>A Korean University published results on this in 2019.  I think Stadia was also looking at this technology in their "zero latency" sales pitch but never actualised it. Microsoft is also probably looking at this for their streaming platform.  DARPA has been researching this for over a decade for military applications, Self-Driving cars also use a variant of this technology.