I'd love to see it!
replyThe key "Aha!" moment was when I was trying to get it to play the SNES ROM and it was struggling with screenshots/inputs. Then I came across the open-source of the original SimCity engine (Micropolis) and pulled that repo down and Claude starting building an internal API to interface with it.
And then make it so you can integrate and battle against them...
replyOn one hand yes, but on the other hand, would it be that different to watching an FFA with the in-game AIs?
replyYou read my mind! I really want to watch how ai's in politics or wars which tactic will they use.. Its blow my mind.
replyalmost certainly just use basic strats they read off reddit
replyPredefined or human-borrowed tactics will eventually run out.
What really fascinates me is this: when both sides are AIs trained to predict the opponent’s next move — and they know the opponent is also an AI doing the same — what emerges then?
At that point it’s not human vs machine anymore. It’s Sherlock vs Sherlock.
replyIf they can read a strategy and implement it, still impressive.
replyi mean, not really. the civ 5/6 bots can play pretty decent strategy and that’s without “AI,” and most strategies are pretty formulaic
replySure. Games have had AI's before.
replyBut to read someone else's strategy from just a document, and then implement it, that is new. The old civ did not do that, each AI just had pre-programmed rules.
"Shall we play a game?"
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