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> Blizzard is right to protect their IP. They should have just taken their binaries, trained on the outputs (frames may be) run a few simulations games, and pr
by noobermin 6mo ago
> Blizzard is right to protect their IP.
They should have just taken their binaries, trained on the outputs (frames may be) run a few simulations games, and produced WoW-GPT. Blizzard would be working out to acquihire them for millions. Wrong move Turtle WoW.
- cernocky 6mo agoThis is interesting point. I think lot of people assume that training gathers new "metadata" based on the original data and ignore what the training optimises for which is direct copy of the input. Training a model results in a fancy copy paste (unless incentivised differently).
- Fokamul 6mo agoYou're naive thinking that Blizzard wants to make something new and creative. They're just milking current players and they even let people to bot and RMT. Without banning anybody.
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