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‘A lot worse than expected’: AI Pac-Man clones, reviewed
(www.theguardian.com)
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Okay, so what's an "astronaut riding a horse" example? What would demonstrate how the model actually works, without people scoffing like it can only copy-paste whole things that already exist?
I'm actually scoffing it's not even capable of doing that very well.
It's a pretty simple question though, it just requires sanitized training data. Don't include Pacman code, and then ask it for that.
Oh sure, let's just retrain a zillion-parameter model on 99.999% of its original corpus. I'm sure that's easier than making up a game.
Does any one of these AI outputs look like a specific GitHub project? Because we already have the technology to just copy-paste a whole thing. It's called git. This is doing something different.