It would be cheaper for a human to finish this game if you consider the cost of food and rent for the human over the days required to finish it
>Why not just have a person do it?AI techbros so close yet so far
>super expensive technology can beat a video game that features very limited parameters, movement possibilities, and a narrowly defined goal>can't wash/dry my clothes and fold them up niceAI is such a meme
you're behind
>>542261651>daysif you can't beat it in one sitting you've already failed, game is for kindergartners.
>>542261651How did it do it tho? Did it do it like a regular human playing a single game or it opened like game like 10 thousand times and played it simultaneously
>>542261651short game
>>542261651how much in mountain dew and chicken nuggies did it cost >youto beat it?
>>542261969this
>>542261651This was a triumphI'm making a note here, "Huge success"It's hard to overstate my satisfaction
Great now try Factorio Marathon Death World in one sitting from start to finish.I have tried using AI for help with circuit logic and honestly it wastes my time displaying confidence in wrong answers. You won’t even guess how many times it says «I need to correct my previous statement» or «You’re right. Bla bla bla wrong answer again.»It is sometimes quite useful for simple math.
>>542262039It took the AI 24 hours.What a terrible tragedy we have unleashed on humanity
gpt-6 astra have seen all walkthroughs on youtube and still struggled?
Days?
I did use Gemini to debug my hardware and tune my ram timings but let me tell you that it would have been easier to just research it myself. Not even hating I like AI a lot but it’s got a long way to go realistically.
>>542261651But did it have fun? Can it tell me why it was fun?
>>542261969Probably trough stolen data, literally just a copy with extra steps. really the only thing impressive about AI is it's ability to find critical security flaws and occasionally refute some mathematical conjunctures. It is basically really good at finding logical contradictions which is exactly what you expect a computer to be good at.
>>542261651Just remember all the costs of AI to do the same work you do next time you ask for a wage adjustment from your bosses lol. They can't replace you unless they want to spend much more for the same amount of work with AI.
>>542262213If you could integrate an LLM to do all the testing on RAM stability it would be much more useful. A lot of manual resetting, 24 hour + testing etc.Also, if you notice instability down the line be prepared to retune, several current CPUs have demonstrated degradation that makes them unstable after a year or two under higher voltage.
>>542261651a lot for an AI that just looked at all the playthrough on youtube.
>>542262366For a one time task? In real work they already have tools to do all that and won't cost them so much in tokens. Glazers are fucking annoying because they think they have brilliant ideas no one has thought of in the industry.
>get AI to play game about a human trying to escape from an AI so it can learn how to stop humans escaping AINeat
>>542261651Do The Talos Principle next and then we'll talk.
>>542261651>in tokenshow much in real energy? like in kJ?
Can't they just use real bitcoins? It would cause a lot of butthurt
>>542262300I wonder if portal 2 tas speedrun inputs made it into the training data.
>>542261651Um unless i can complete it in under 30 minutes its cheaper for the AI to do it.
>>542261651The AI is a lie...
>>542261651holy shit i remember when it couldnt beat pokemon.
>>542261651>$571is this supposed to be a lot? If anything I'm taking it as proof that AI is getting more intelligent and efficient at the same time.
>>542261651is that in user cost or in provider cost?
>>542265647yes> proof that AI is getting more intelligent and efficient at the same time.to get "more intelligent" you have to run the same inference through multiple loops (circuits), which means there's a direct correlation between intelligence and expense. the transformers architecture is never going to get cheaper to run
>>542261651>over the days required to finish itit's a 2-hour game
Thankfully future doesn't exist so it'll never improve.
Come back to me when it can program from scratch a portal game full of creativity for $500 USD. Until then I don't give a shit.
>>542265710Yep this is pretty pathetic desu.
>>542265710It supposedly beat it in about 2 hours of active playtime with aimbot-tier play, but the video edits out the several days spent on the pause menu while it thoughtI want to play dota against astra
>>542261969Through a TAS tool. It could pause the game, analyze the current state and decide on the best course of action for the next few frames. The actual run is just 2 hours long if you play it back in real time, but it took almost 24 hours for the AI to finish it.
>>542262438It would be more useful than just looking up timings...which you can't really look up, you have to start somewhere and then just iterate down and test arduously until you have a stable set-up.I am not particularly pro-AI/LLM, it's performing poorly in areas I'm familiar with. But an LLM that could do this boring, repetitive task, would be better than an LLM that only gives me a chart of timings.
>>542261651>Reddit brain portal obsessed retards are the main users of AIHonestly it shouldn't surprise me but it will always horrify me that reddit will kill all life on earth.
>>542265954Also: There is no 'real work' that overclocks RAM as it's specific to a PC's CPU, motherboard, and memory modules.It's also fairly unnecessary.RAM sellers (in conjunction with motherboard sellers) just give you pre-set profiles that are generally stable enough (although this is not really as true as it should be) while leaving a lot of potential performance off the table.
>>542261651>>542261839>>542262300>>542262366> beep boop> find Portal walkthrough without commentary> pause the game, watch 5 sec of the walkthrough> copycat, compare the resultsIt is still impressive that it managed to learn the actions needed to reproduce the walkthrough though.
>>542265892For comparison, the human record without using glitches is less than 15 minutes.
>>542265964>reddit will kill all life on earthDude, reddit is a heavily censored bot-ridden basedpit. If you post anything """controversial""" your message won't ever be read by anyone except the automod, it is instantly removed and you get a ban. This politics has weeded out everyone except ultraconformists.
i could pay someone 30 bucks an hour to play portal and it's like a 4 hour game? 5? so $150 bucks.
>>542265647bro that's more than it would cost to pay a human to do it, which is the exact opposite of what AI needs to be.
>>542266285Yeah I'm well aware cause I get linked off to reddit when I search stuff and I'll read the posts and they are all fake bot conversations. I find it hilarious that a couple years ago everyone was saying dead internet theory is an insane concept. How it is commonplace.
>>542261651Did the computer have fun playing the game though?
>>542266285>If you post anything """controversial""" your message won't ever be read by anyone except the automod, it is instantly removed and you get a banIt is worse than that. If you post anything controversional all your future posts will be shadowbanned even if they are not controversial.Only faggots use reddit nowadays. After covid it lost any sub that was worth checking out and all it is left with is troon propaganda.
>>542261651I find this a little difficult to believe.I’d want to know how it was trained and simulated. Did it play the actual game at normal speed, or simulate a trillion runs at once?Also I’m real fucking sick of this “token” shit. They made up a fucking microtransaction currency as a unit of measure and they always have to explain it every time because it’s stupid.
>>542262300You might be legit retarded if you think ai is logical.
>>542262141true
>>542261839Digital and mechanical are different
>>542266837AI does a really shit job showing you usage like I try to have Claude explain to me how many token it expects to use for certain API calls and calculate how much of my daily allowance that uses and it's always a fucking vague annoying ordeal
>>542261651impressive spatial coordination/controller competencebut it's not a measure of intellect since portal is a popular gameI think a rando could beat portal in at most 10hrs i.e. $80So there's still one more order of magnitude to fix. Only one tho
>>542261651ahhhh balance. AI can now really do anything with a single command but it will burn a hole through the Earth doing it. Thanks anon for giving me hope
Not one of you has said the correct answer. You've all had your say here.You are all less intelligent than me. The proof is all the replies above me. I am smarter. It is proven. You are all in some kind of "box" mentally or your brains just don't have what it takes. Look above. It proves it. There is no argument to be had. That's a significant and noticable difference. I don't like stupid people, because look what they do and can do. You are all missing what it takes. Be confused. I don't suffer fools. You can't be me ever. Otherwise I would see it here. I do not. You don't have it within yourselves, and yes that pisses me off and it is your fault and your problem not mine.
People like me don't need "ai". It is for "people" like you.Let that sink in. "Going to tell me you're smart now?"... Yeah? With the ai? Behind you. That's not you. You know. You are here. I see you "in a way".
>>542261839Yeah but now thanks to AI it can play the bing bing wahoos while you focus on laundry. Welcome to the future.
>>542267783https://youtu.be/0zz5QTW1N7M
>>542261651Where the letsplay
>>542261651Now put it bearing Skyrim to 100%, just for the lulz when the invoice arrives.
I say this is all just bullshit.AI could have used the metrics from millions of players and run through the levels in peak times.>aimbotbasically.Just to hide the most plausible fact, that datacenters are just for mining bitcoins.Why such a massive effort?I believe they are going to use bitcoins as a reserve and then use some other coins as everyday transaction tools. Something like that, >I suppose, assume and thinking out loud and not saying.
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>>542266218>less than 15 minutesIs that the record for a blind playthrough? Or a speedrun from someone who knows every solution and has optimized the execution through hundreds of playthroughs?If it's the second one, why do you think that's a relevant point of comparison?
>>542262143This, it has all walk through guides in his memory but it still struggled
>>542268161>mining bitcoinWhole point of blockCHAIN is that each block has to be solved after the previous one. You can't pre-solve them. Which means you can tell how much time it's taking to solve each one and figure out the total processing that's being thrown at it. People track that Total Hash Rate. It's been going down since October 2025.AI is actually taking resources away from mining.
>>542262141This picture is the best metaphor for society this year. An open box is cozy and safe. You're free to use it or leave it. A closed box is horror and loss of control.
>>542268161Not necessarily for mining bitcoin, but definitely connected to cryptocurrency for certain.
>>542261651this is exactly problem where i work - after token price increases "AI" automated workflows are so expensive its cheaper to hire more people... and they must be supervised (by humans)... it starts to look really bad... especially as AI companies still insist they lose money at this pricepoint...
>>542261651What is a token?
