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Inverse Icarus
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flying too low to the ground
May 2001
time: 00:19
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Originally posted by Asher
I wonder if there will ever be an AI in games that doesn't include cheating. |
give it time. i am honestly in awe over black and whites AI structure, i'd really love to see the source some day.
the way the creature learns what you do, then mimicks it until it does it the same way, is simply amazing.
i'm fairly sure it can be made quite simple, if the creature is watching, it will get every object in order, ie:
hand
person
throw
water
if you taught it to throw your people in the water.
the brilliance in the AI is that it takes into count the chance fo mistake, you have to repeditely show the creature how to do something, so they can compare existing lists of objects / actions over time, and figure out what you want it to do.
the only problem is that the AI wouldnt be able to learn fast enough in civ, especially for an early warmonger like myself.
the AI would have to learn from game-to-game, not just turn-to-turn. such an AI would present a challenge to the player, but may be a pushover to another. IE a civ thats used to a peaceful builder may get taken advantage of by a warmonger in another game.
the only way to make an AI that can actually compete with a human player is to make it think, flat out. the best thing we can do now (without cheating) is to teach the AI strategies. no matter hwo good they are, the human will eventully pick up on them, see patterns, and destory the AI every time, because we learn while they dont.
until that day, until the computer analyzes yuo the same you you do it, the AI will always be lesser than a human player.
and they'll charge you another $50 for multiplayer.
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Jules
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Chairman & CEO, Dallas Oil Company
Jul 2001
time: 00:19
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Graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater with a Bachelor of Business Administration, majored in economics, minored in math (1999).
Just completed my Master of Public Affairs degree (graduated this past Saturday  ) from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, specialized in economic policy.
Will be attending Michigan State University this fall, working towards my PhD in economics.
A bit of advice: if you're interested in pursuing graduate economics someday, and you want to get into a good program, DO NOT go to UW-Whitewater for your undergrad. Despite having nearly a perfect academic record at Whitewater, I wasn't able to get into a decent graduate economics program, which is why I came to Madison to do a Master's first. Madison is excellent in economics, both undergrad and grad (#10 in the country). Michigan State is good too (#25).
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Skanky Burns
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Skanky Bastard Quartermaster
Aug 2001
time: 14:19
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This is the university I go to. OBLU.
EDIT: No downloads? I suppose I should have labelled this as a joke. Oh well.
 Attachment: oblu.doc
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Last edited by Skanky Burns on 26-05-2002 at 10:31
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