See Games Differently
See Games Differently
neural network
Alex Walker
Earlier this year, researchers tried teaching an AI to play the original Sonic the Hedgehog as part of the The OpenAI Retro Contest. The AI was told to prioritise increasing its score, which in Sonic means doing stuff like defeating enemies and collecting rings while also trying to beat a…
From recipes to paint colour names to Hearthstone cards, everything is better when you make a bot do it. Check out how this machine-learning algorithm named locations on the Fortnite map.
A group of researchers from the University of Edinburgh, together with Method Studios, have crafted a virtual locomotion engine using neural networks. The result is some highly accurate motion for virtual characters across tricky terrain, and without the astronomical sets of static animations.
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