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Very interesting read, and I always knew about this being an avid gamer since as far as I can remember. It always intrigued me how a computer can play against a
by proc0 11y ago
Very interesting read, and I always knew about this being an avid gamer since as far as I can remember. It always intrigued me how a computer can play against a human, and as games got more sophisticated, interacting with AI's got more and more human-like.
Aside from using them as benchmarks, they way games are capable of simulating a world will probably be key in creating a true AGI. In the comment section of the article, we're already seeing some theories that involve video games not just a tests, but as a primary component of the intelligence architecture. Very exciting times!
- jarboot 11y agoIf a AI could understand goals, actors, terrain, and navigation in a RPG environment like TES or Fallout, it could navigate our environment pretty well and do tasks akin to the game's quests. It's still a long ways off, but I'm already imagining a future of literal capitalist robots doing chores for points.