"Artificial intelligence?" Tsukino Aya looked at Takeyusei who had lost his previous stable mentality and felt quite surprised.
"AI...it seems that there have been some related industries recently. I heard...it seems to be developing in automated manufacturing and autonomous driving, as well as artificial intelligence voice."
Tsukino Aya said while recalling.
Everyone else present also looked at Tsukino Aya.
"Zhuyou, do you want to apply artificial intelligence technology to video games? This is something I have never thought of before."
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Zhu Youxing nodded firmly and said, "That's right, it's artificial intelligence (AI) that brings this into video games."
Tsukino Aya spoke in a softer voice, then frowned and began to think seriously.
AI?
She really hasn't dabbled in much.
Because her current main business is in the field of video game development, what the Stanford Legion she led has done in the past has always been the development of video game-related programs.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a new industry that has just emerged in the world in the past two years.
Among them, autonomous driving has already taken some prototypes, and some emerging automobile companies are working hard to promote this thing. However, it is still difficult to put autonomous driving into practical applications.
Oh, by the way, Aya Tsukino suddenly remembered that a digital laboratory at her alma mater, Stanford University, had invited her. The purpose of the invitation was to demonstrate to Aya Tsukino how to use artificial intelligence AI to compete with the world's top StarCraft players in StarCraft.
Contest.
However, the winner of the final game was the human side. It was a 14-year-old talented interstellar boy from South Korea. If it were not for the age limit that prevented him from officially participating in international competitions, this boy would have immediately become the world's number one interstellar.
Contestant.
This has to be said that Korean Bangzi seems to really love the game StarCraft, which also leads to their country occasionally giving birth to a top StarCraft talented player.
Of course, for a country to be so enthusiastic about a game, its support is indispensable.
Also... there is the invisible behind-the-scenes driving force of Youxing Electronic Entertainment, which has always been secretly supporting the operation of StarCraft.
For this reason, the rights to host many major StarCraft events are even directly handed over to South Korea for operation and management, and Yuxing Electronic Entertainment only charges a competition license fee.
While being a hands-off shopkeeper, you can also let a country help promote a company's video game products. I am afraid that no company in the world can do this except Youxing Electronic Entertainment.
But this is a bit far-fetched, let’s talk about artificial intelligence.
Although the genius 14-year-old boy won the final victory, Tsukino Aya was deeply impressed by the fact that even that genius boy put in a lot of effort when fighting against this artificial intelligence. When the child finally won,
I was still a little confused and almost thought I was going to fail.
And this was probably more than a year ago. Tsukino Aya suddenly remembered that the person in charge of the laboratory was not discouraged when facing failure, but was very excited.
At that time, they promised Aya Tsukino that when their next-generation AI intelligence is launched, it can completely dominate the game of StarCraft and crush all StarCraft players.
At that time, the person in charge also said that the next generation of AI would take about two years to iterate.
This iteration is actually not a technical matter, because technically the team's AI intelligence has been quite perfect, and all they have left is just minor repairs.
The reason why it takes two years to iterate is to continuously train the artificial intelligence AI they have cultivated in these two years, and finally cultivate a monster.
Tsukino Aya originally thought that she had almost forgotten this matter, but Takeyusei suddenly mentioned the AI artificial intelligence matter, causing her to recall it instantly.
"But, where should we start first?" Tsukino Aya was also a little confused. She didn't even know how to start this artificial intelligence AI. How about looking for the experimental team at her alma mater?
While Aya Tsukino was thinking, Takeyusei immediately said: "Does Stanford or Boston University currently have any AI-related research projects? We can invest in these teams through commercial investment. I know you may not understand video games yet.
How to use AI to learn, but I just need someone to help me make a relevant demonstration, I think you should be able to understand."
Everyone looked at each other.
They used to be video game practitioners, and artificial intelligence is still a bit far away from them.
Perhaps this new discipline will eventually intersect with video games in the future, but for now, they are still thinking about the direction of game development in a relatively rigid way.
Takeyusei looked at Tsukino Aya: "Aya, can you contact such an experimental team? I think the top universities in the United States should have relevant experimental teams."
Tsukino Aya came back to her senses and said: "Of course, I happen to know a team that is researching artificial intelligence. This can be regarded as a team that I came into contact with accidentally."
"Great! Contact them as soon as possible."
"good."
Aya Tsukino still doesn’t quite understand how to bring artificial intelligence AI into the world of video games.
But since it was Takeyusei's request, Tsukino Aya had no reason to refuse.
He is the company's top talker, and at the same time, he is also his husband.
…
In the United States, dozens of young people are having a heated discussion in an independent building outside Silicon Valley.
It seems to be related to things like artificial intelligence ai learning.
Some of them think that learning seems to have reached the limit of computing, and it is time to publish the results.
Some people think that it is not yet time and need to wait.
"We are already running low on funds. The financial support that Stanford gave us has allowed us to persist until now. It does not allow us to develop a product that can simply use artificial intelligence to defeat professional StarCraft players."
"But now our interstellar AI2.0 is not perfect enough. It still has some small flaws and can easily be exploited."
"Then we can continue to let the artificial intelligence learn while announcing it, and at least give our school an explanation. Otherwise, we may run out of food."
In this team, there are rational people and people who like to imagine, but their goals are the same.
It's just that because of money issues, they are caught in a tangle, and they are divided into two groups for a while. Should they announce the results in a less than perfect posture, or insist on waiting for their results to reach the perfect posture in their minds before announcing them.
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"Professor, you make the decision, we all listen to you."
Dozens of young people all looked at a middle-aged man who was probably in his fifties.
And this middle-aged man was stunned for a while when he faced these eyes looking at him. It was really difficult for him to make a choice.
"I……"
Dududu~
Dududu~
The professor seemed to have grasped a life-saving straw and said quickly: "I'll answer the phone first!"