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p>OpenAI, the artificial intelligence research company created by Elon Musk has trained an AI to play Minecraft almost as well as humans. It only took about 70 000 hours of binge-watching YouTube? videos.

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p>The blog post explains how researchers employed "Video Pretraining" (VPT), to develop a neural network to play Minecraft. This involved collecting 22,000 hours of data from real people playing Minecraft. It also included precise keystrokes, mouse movements, and raw video.

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p>From there, the researchers trained an inverse dynamics model (IDM) to predict the next action to be executed at every step of the videos. Finally, the "trained IDM" was shown more than 70,000 hours of Minecraft YouTube? videos. Afterwards, the model was able to copy the behavior of the videos, such as cutting down trees to gather logs and turning the logs into a real crafting table. https://acesasoft.com/ </p>

p>It's not all the AI model could do. It also has the ability to perform complex tasks, like hunting, swimming and eating. AIs can also perform "pillar jumping" which involves keeping yourself in the air by repeatedly jumping and putting a block under yourself.

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p>Researchers were able to build a "foundation model" from the AI's data and then fine-tune it or learn new behavior. The AI was able to construct stone and wooden tools, raid chests, and even shelters.

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p>The more hours of data are fed into the foundation model, the more able the AI was. The researchers even used "reinforcement learning" to "reward" the AI for its performance on particularly challenging challenges. The reward system was so effective that the model was able successfully to craft a diamond pickaxe. This task requires many tasks.

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p>This is a fascinating application of machine learning that shows how gaming can be used to teach computers. Perhaps the AI model used may even be incorporated into games to provide a more natural challenge akin to playing against human players.

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p>The AI could also improve upon the annoying boss battles that are part of the new Outriders Worldslayer campaign. The new Outriders expansion is in many ways exactly what fans would like. However, it retains some of the less well-known aspects of the original game.

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p>David Matthews is a freelance writer who specializes in consumer tech and gaming. He also believes that sugar does not go in grits.

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