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How does the model “remember” the whole state of the world? Like if I kill an enemy in some room and walk all the way across the map and come back, would the b
by arduinomancer 2y ago
How does the model “remember” the whole state of the world?
Like if I kill an enemy in some room and walk all the way across the map and come back, would the body still be there?
- a_e_k 2y agoWatch closely in the videos and you'll see that enemies often respawn when offscreen and sometimes when onscreen. Destroyed barrels come back, ammo count and health fluctuates weirdly, etc. It's still impressive, but its not perfect in that regard.
- Sharlin 2y agoNot unlike in (human) dreams.
- raincole 2y agoIt doesn't. You need to put the world state in the input (the "prompt", even it doesn't look like prompt in this case). Whatever not in the prompt is lost.
- Jensson 2y agoIt doesn't even remember the state of the game you look at. Doors spawning right in front of you, particle effects turning into enemies mid flight etc, so just regular gen AI issues. Edit: Can see this in the first 10 seconds of the first video under "Full Gameplay Videos", stairs turning to corridor turning to closed door for no reason without looking away.
- csmattryder 2y agoThere's also the case in the video (0:59) where the player jumps into the poison but doesn't take damage for a few seconds then takes two doses back-to-back - they should've taken a hit of damage every ~500-1000ms(?) Guessing the model hasn't been taught enough about that, because most people don't jump into hazards.
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