
The Gene of AI
AIの遺電子
2023 · TV series · 24 min episodes · 1 season
AnimationDramaScience FictionFantasy
The future is here, and a new species lives among people: humanoids. These robotic beings are highly sentient like man and suffer from unique ailments. Thankfully, Dr. Hikaru Sudo can help. He vows to treat the humanoids even by means that may be considered illegal, causing him to lead a double life. But when strange diseases emerge due to this coexistence, ethical lines become blurred.
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ah. ok.
I do get that. I agree.
Maybe top pro's keep APM at 400 over entire match, but not really, there are ebbs/flows/spamming. While AI can max out at 400 and do that the entire match, and it isn't spamming, so every move is probably meaningful.
Maybe, throttle both AI and Human both to 200? Something like that? So both are capped lower.
For real time games. This 'throttling' is tricky. For turn based games, time limits are equal. But real time, because if we are measuring AI performance, it could be unleashed and be faster than a human and win. So is slowing down the AI really allowing for measuring the AI performance?
Like in real life.
Lets say you have a robot with a gun, and a human with a gun.
They both need to draw, aim, and fire.
Would we 'slow down' the robot to match the human? That doesn't seem like the way to measure how 'good' the AI is at doing those tasks. It could be faster.
Netflix has documentary on AI. Military had AI flying F16's, and it could beat all the best human pilots. Of course, No slowing down the AI.
In real world there are physical limits. Just need someway to translate that to real time games.