This is a most excellent place for technology news and articles.
Meeting in Microsoft 2026:
Meeting in Microsoft 2028:
All the big companies crank out a dozen patents every day, that cover everything under the sun, just in case they ever have to engage with each other in patent warfare. For the simple reason that the competitors are doing the same.
Somehow we never hear about the vast majority of these patents.
I am afraid that it actually can sell... botting already is happening in a lot of games to farm ressources and sell them for RL moneys. Right now this goes against most games ToS, but if this is a 'legal' way of doing things with less risk, it could be viable for some people...
Not that I condone any of this, but ressource markets in games will be heavily cornered then.
That’s what all WoW players will use day one for their daily quests.
Dailies, and other similar grinds, are one of the worst crimes against humanity in mmos. Surely we can move beyond the 'take twenty hours to level up your character so you can progress' idea that crystallized in jrpgs and now sits in the center of the late game experience like a giant aragog sucking your enjoyment. Let me just log in and raid, gorramit!
Didnt Sony just patent something similar?
The example given in the article is trying to get a rare gem or something. I honestly think it would be pretty funny to see chatgpt try to get something truly difficult. I imagine that AI would be quite bad at precise, well timed and executed maneuvers.
I'd love to watch it try to get the never die achievement in dark souls 2.
I could genuinely see it getting like one good stream on twitch, kinda like twitch plays pokemon, but I have some serious doubts that AI would be able to manage an achievement like that.
Microslop might as well just start selling achievements. Even if AI was good at this task, its still redundant because you can give a digital achievement to anybody. Just another usecase in which AI is useless lol
Fair, just like using gameplay changing mods achievements should be locked out for this.
So, an NPG, like, a movie?
LMAO! Just what the “I want it now” generation dreams of.
It makes me sad to see everyone trashing this so much. No one ever thought of it as a disability aid? I would love to have a system that would let me hand off strenuous parts to the AI so I could take over during less intense parts.
Edit: Fuck you lemmy bunch of ableist twats.
Games already have this. There's almost always a difficulty setting, and one of those settings in newer games is often "story only." You make decisions, but your character executes the fast-twitch stuff itself.
