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Just build nuclear plants!

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RandomRanger

Just build nuclear plants!

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User ID: 317

If they wanted to fake it, why go to all this effort making video that backs up their claims? Why would bytedance even try to fake it, they're a company the size of facebook, an AI leader, not even publicly traded, they have no need for prestige or investor hype (of which this has gotten roughly zero with its 224 views on youtube).

It's a model with over a thousand hours of training for exactly this kind of 3d space movement, in this very game, I see no reason why this shouldn't work. Claude's struggles with pokemon are because it's a general-purpose model, not a pokemon specialist.

Also I don't see what's wrong with the clip of video you linked. It looks like a character getting over a perfectly visible wall to me?

which makes absolutely no sense for an agent to do

Yeah no agents make sense. Sometimes they delete the D drive. Sometimes they have depressive meltdowns. Sometimes they want to take a break and look at pictures of the zoo. Switching between shift and right click is not a big worry.

You can't raise the subject of attention-vampires without inadvertently feeding them. Sometimes you need to use the cursed spellbooks of the damned to fight demons and monsters - albeit with caution and care.

https://www.lumine-ai.org/

We introduce Lumine, a generalist AI agent trained within Genshin Impact that can perceive, reason, and act in real time, completing hours-long missions within complex 3D open-world environments.

Unlike most of these science papers they actually show video of it working, which should be applauded IMO. It's very strange watching the AI's chain of thought as it thinks about what it's doing on screen, I only watched a few minutes and it was doing that standard chain of thought thing 'hmm I shall completely misunderstand the situation, misidentify this random mob as Stormterror the boss dragon but I'll still do the right thing anyway and kill the mob.' Despite the weird thinking, it just works.

Genshin combat is fairly simple since you just press 1 e, 2 e, 3 e, 4 e and do some left clicking, maybe a few Qs and dodge the telegraphed attacks. But there are also a fair few puzzles and more complex activities that I'm sure should give Gary Marcus conniptions (freeze the water to get the anemoculus on it, accomplishing tasks over a long period without getting confused, generalization beyond the training materials into other mihoyo games). I would've liked to see it have a go at the more complex puzzles in Inazuma though. They're using a fairly small model and fairly small compute too by corporate standards at least, real-time AI video processing isn't going to run on your PC.

It also shows the paucity of 'time-horizon' measurements. 5 hours of Honkai Star Rail, where does that fit on the METR chart?

I did a little look into Tiktok economics. In the West, it's smaller than Netflix in revenue and unprofitable (expansion, content moderation, various legal issues). In China it's gigantic and has a huge e-commerce wing too, Douyin is far more profitable than Netflix. So Tiktok (the whole thing globally with both names) is already much more profitable than Netflix.

I think people wouldn't have such a problem with supermodels earning large amounts of money (at least they're pretty hot) or top actors who've demonstrated some skill.

But sleeping with 1000 men in 24 hours is not an exceptional skill. Manipulating people's attention via social media and her own actions so that I know her name despite being on the other side of the world, that's not a worthwhile talent to hone. I think the game that she's top of is innately unworthy. She's not even really good at being a prostitute, she's good at manipulating people's attention. Like Hawk Tuah girl, except deliberate.