I was hearing a podcast today of Demis Hassabis with Lex Fridman where he mentioned that till now there is no way to ask the ai to invent a game like go !

This podcast was 8 months old !

So today I asked gpt4

Can you make a new game like go, which can be learned in 5 mins and can be played under 2 hours a game

And the answer came as:

I can suggest a simple board game concept that can be learned quickly and played within a 2-hour time frame. Please note that the game may need further refinement and playtesting to ensure its balanced and enjoyable.

Game Name: PathFinders

Objective: Reach the opposite side of the board before your opponent does.

Components:

A square grid board (10x10)
Two sets of 10 playing pieces in different colors (e.g., red and blue)
Setup:

Place the board between the two players.
Each player chooses a color and places their 10 playing pieces on the starting row closest to them (for a 10x10 board, each player will occupy an entire row with their pieces).
Rules:

Players take turns moving one of their pieces in any of the following directions: straight forward, diagonally forward-left, or diagonally forward-right.
A piece can move to any adjacent empty space in the allowed directions or jump over an opponents piece if theres an empty space immediately beyond it. Jumping over an opponents piece captures it and removes it from the board.
A player can only make one move per turn, either moving to an adjacent space or capturing an opponents piece.
The first player to move one of their pieces to the row on the opposite side of the board wins.
PathFinders is a simple game that emphasizes strategy, positioning, and tactics. Players must balance their offensive and defensive moves to outmaneuver their opponent and reach the other side of the board first.

The change happening is faster than fast !

Here is the podcast, it’s one of the most fascinating one I have ever heard, Both of them are going to Rehan School Korangi Campus wall of ai Heros !

https://lnkd.in/dsQE2HGy

#gpt4 #deepmind #ai
I was hearing a podcast today of Demis Hassabis with Lex Fridman where he mentioned that till now there is no way to ask the ai to invent a game like go ! This podcast was 8 months old ! So today I asked gpt4 Can you make a new game like go, which can be learned in 5 mins and can be played under 2 hours a game And the answer came as: I can suggest a simple board game concept that can be learned quickly and played within a 2-hour time frame. Please note that the game may need further refinement and playtesting to ensure it's balanced and enjoyable. Game Name: PathFinders Objective: Reach the opposite side of the board before your opponent does. Components: A square grid board (10x10) Two sets of 10 playing pieces in different colors (e.g., red and blue) Setup: Place the board between the two players. Each player chooses a color and places their 10 playing pieces on the starting row closest to them (for a 10x10 board, each player will occupy an entire row with their pieces). Rules: Players take turns moving one of their pieces in any of the following directions: straight forward, diagonally forward-left, or diagonally forward-right. A piece can move to any adjacent empty space in the allowed directions or jump over an opponent's piece if there's an empty space immediately beyond it. Jumping over an opponent's piece captures it and removes it from the board. A player can only make one move per turn, either moving to an adjacent space or capturing an opponent's piece. The first player to move one of their pieces to the row on the opposite side of the board wins. PathFinders is a simple game that emphasizes strategy, positioning, and tactics. Players must balance their offensive and defensive moves to outmaneuver their opponent and reach the other side of the board first. The change happening is faster than fast ! Here is the podcast, it’s one of the most fascinating one I have ever heard, Both of them are going to Rehan School Korangi Campus wall of ai Heros ! https://lnkd.in/dsQE2HGy #gpt4 #deepmind #ai
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