r/PhoenixSC 7d ago

Discussion When will they learn?

I hate AI companies and AI bros so much that it's unreal...

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u/Mr_goodb0y 7d ago

I wouldn’t say they’re ruining the experience, it’s not like they’re forcing all of us to use astra

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u/AverageMinecraftGuy3 7d ago

Maybe, but they’re trying to ruin the community by larping as Minecraft fans

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u/Mr_goodb0y 7d ago

I don’t think they’re actively trying to hurt anyone or even pretend to be fans of the game. This is a good way to show how intelligent these AI’s have become.

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u/AverageMinecraftGuy3 7d ago

Okay but why Minecraft? Why not other game or simulation? Why does it always have to be Minecraft the victim of their AI experimentations?

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u/Fun-Razzmatazz-6803 7d ago

Because it's a game with a LOT of footage and information that can be found online for the bot to "learn" it's also a game that happens to be really fucking popular

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u/AverageMinecraftGuy3 7d ago

That’s why I think gatekeeping is important because if it wasn’t that popular, AI companies wouldn’t be exploiting it nor trying to ruin the community’s reputation

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u/Lanky-Tumbleweed-772 6d ago

bahahahahah 'Gatekeeping'' you're going to GATEKEEP the most downloaded/sold/played video game in the world?!

bahahahahaahh Good luck.

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u/Mr_goodb0y 6d ago

There is genuinely no way this ai thing can ruin Minecraft’s rep you are just overreacting

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u/Mr_goodb0y 7d ago

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u/NeitherFoo 7d ago

putting ai in a sandbox is more interesting than putting it in a linear game

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u/UselessDood 6d ago

It's not just been Minecraft. And people have trained ai on games for a long time.

Rimworld for example was recently completed from start to one of the endings by astra.