Artificial Intelligence plays Street Fighter (with commentary)
here is the original video published 4 years ago without the commentary:
https://youtu.be/Maf3H1Oiqxo
Universal A.I. means the robot is able to not only play mortal kombat, but similiar games, like street fighter, virtual fighter, karate champ, or tekken.
The most important topic regarding modern Artificial intelligence is the robot's ability to do recursive tasks. Opening a door or baking a cake or doing any human task requires recursive tasks. For example, when you open a door there are many recursive sub-tasks you must do, such as having the key, or turning the door knob. My AI program uses movie sequences called pathways to store life experiences. Therefore, recursive tasks are stored as linear possibilities. This way, I don't have to pre-define rules or goals or procedures into the robot's brain.
When I filed my patents and books starting from 2006, my goal was to design a robot with human level AI. The benchmark i used to test the robot's cognitive skills and abilities is to let it play video games. If my robot can play every video game in the world, then it has achieved intelligence at a human-level.
In my first patent filed in 2006 (priority), I used the popular video game, Zelda to demonstrate my robots intelligence. I chose this game because it is very complex and requires at least a 6th grade level intelligence to beat. If the robot can play Zelda it can essentially play any video game.
The important thing is that I tried to demonstrate how my robot does recursive tasks. While the robot is managing multiple tasks, it's also doing other things like:
1. navigate in an unknown environment
2. attack enemies
3. generate common sense knowledge.
4. solve problems.
5. do induction and deduction reasoning.
6. do multiple recursive tasks.
7. read and understand natural language.
8. identify objects and generate logical facts. etc.
The A.I. is playing this Street fighter 4 game for the first time and is using a general pathway to play the game. Since this is the first time, the robot doesn't understand the rules, goals, or procedures of the game. He uses common sense knowledge and logical reasoning to discover the objectives and rules of the game. In other words, the robot is using logical and reasoning to discover recursive tasks.
This video was made over 4 years ago and this is the first time I'm trying to explain how and why the robot makes decisions in the game. And the content in this video is based on 8 patents and 5 books filed from 2006-2007.
the data structure to Human-Level AI:
https://youtu.be/KEyPzMi8wts
website:
http://www.humanlevelartificialintelligence.com
tags:
call of duty, ai plays call of duty, human level artificial intelligence, ai, artificial intelligence, artificial general intelligence, true ai, strong ai, human level ai, cognitive science, ai plays video game, robot plays video game, agi, digital human brain, human intelligence, human brain, human mind, human thought, ai plays role playing games, ai play rpg.
here is the original video published 4 years ago without the commentary:
https://youtu.be/Maf3H1Oiqxo
Universal A.I. means the robot is able to not only play mortal kombat, but similiar games, like street fighter, virtual fighter, karate champ, or tekken.
The most important topic regarding modern Artificial intelligence is the robot’s ability to do recursive tasks. Opening a door or baking a cake or doing any human task requires recursive tasks. For example, when you open a door there are many recursive sub-tasks you must do, such as having the key, or turning the door knob. My AI program uses movie sequences called pathways to store life experiences. Therefore, recursive tasks are stored as linear possibilities. This way, I don’t have to pre-define rules or goals or procedures into the robot’s brain.
When I filed my patents and books starting from 2006, my goal was to design a robot with human level AI. The benchmark i used to test the robot’s cognitive skills and abilities is to let it play video games. If my robot can play every video game in the world, then it has achieved intelligence at a human-level.
In my first patent filed in 2006 (priority), I used the popular video game, Zelda to demonstrate my robots intelligence. I chose this game because it is very complex and requires at least a 6th grade level intelligence to beat. If the robot can play Zelda it can essentially play any video game.
The important thing is that I tried to demonstrate how my robot does recursive tasks. While the robot is managing multiple tasks, it’s also doing other things like:
1. navigate in an unknown environment
2. attack enemies
3. generate common sense knowledge.
4. solve problems.
5. do induction and deduction reasoning.
6. do multiple recursive tasks.
7. read and understand natural language.
8. identify objects and generate logical facts. etc.
The A.I. is playing this Street fighter 4 game for the first time and is using a general pathway to play the game. Since this is the first time, the robot doesn’t understand the rules, goals, or procedures of the game. He uses common sense knowledge and logical reasoning to discover the objectives and rules of the game. In other words, the robot is using logical and reasoning to discover recursive tasks.
This video was made over 4 years ago and this is the first time I’m trying to explain how and why the robot makes decisions in the game. And the content in this video is based on 8 patents and 5 books filed from 2006-2007.
the data structure to Human-Level AI:
https://youtu.be/KEyPzMi8wts
website:
http://www.humanlevelartificialintelligence.com
tags:
call of duty, ai plays call of duty, human level artificial intelligence, ai, artificial intelligence, artificial general intelligence, true ai, strong ai, human level ai, cognitive science, ai plays video game, robot plays video game, agi, digital human brain, human intelligence, human brain, human mind, human thought, ai plays role playing games, ai play rpg.
