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I worked for one of a few "game playing AI as a service" startups for several years, and we did in fact leverage the strong programming skills of LLMs to play g
by bigmadshoe 2y ago
I worked for one of a few "game playing AI as a service" startups for several years, and we did in fact leverage the strong programming skills of LLMs to play games. When we pivoted from training directly on human gameplay data to simply having the LLM write modular code to play the game, we managed to solve many long-standing problems in our demo levels. Even on unseen games this works well, since LLMs already have a good understanding of how video games work generally.
- disambiguation 2y agoThat's great that someone out there is solving this stuff, but it begs the question why we're watching Claude fumbling around and not seeing this service in action?
- segh 2y agoClaude Plays Pokemon is one person's side project to see how well Sonnet can play pokemon. It is a neat LLM benchmark; it's not a serious attempt at making Pokemon-playing AI.
- disambiguation 2y agoIt may not be serious, but it's a true display of an LLMs limitations. A bad look for Claude, and a missed advertising opportunity if someone can do better.