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Impressive. Makes you wonder if at some point in the future there isn't a game engine any more but tons of training material and you play in a generated dream.
by dividuum 5y ago
Impressive. Makes you wonder if at some point in the future there isn't a game engine any more but tons of training material and you play in a generated dream.
- jsiepkes 5y agoCertainly impressive. And sure, maybe in a distant future. Though I think this is like one of those things where creating a working prototype that is 75% complete is the "easy" part. The other 25% (which you need for an actual working product) will take forever. Like self driving cards, nuclear fusion, etc.
- viraptor 5y agoText dungeon was very much a 75% complete thing, yet it's greatly entertaining in its own right. I would happily play a dream game which just falls apart sometimes.
- slver 5y agoMaybe not entirely, because just like a dream, the rules of a neural network tend to drift and be somewhat fuzzy. Unless it's a high-concept game whose very goal is offering you a dream environment. But I do believe neural networks will get into everything. They're the last missing piece of our compute model.