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.
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Dungeons & Dragons is full of mixed up creatures like owlbears, which are half bear and half owl, and perytons, the deer-headed eagles of your dreams and nightmares. D&D creatures generated by a neural network are even weirder.
A lot of the time, video game names sound like they were generated by a machine. So, I decided to see if I could teach a neural network to name a game.
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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