Adrian de Wynter
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Age of Empires II matches LLMs in functional completeness, study finds
A research paper titled "If LLMs Have Human-Like Attributes, Then So Does Age of Empires II" by Adrian de Wynter challenges the notion that large language models possess unique anthropomorphic qualities. The study propo…
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Game AI faces copyright risks; LLM attributes debated in Age of Empires II
A paper by Adrian de Wynter demonstrates that complex systems, like the game Age of Empires II, can exhibit human-like attributes when anthropomorphized, challenging the notion that only LLMs possess such traits. De Wyn…
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AI Consciousness Debate: Sentience in LLMs vs. Video Games
A paper by Adrian de Wynter proposes that if Large Language Models (LLMs) are considered conscious, then entities like the video game Age of Empires II should also be deemed sentient. The argument suggests that sentienc…
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AI researcher builds neural network in Age of Empires II to question AI sentience
A Microsoft AI researcher has demonstrated that complex computational structures, akin to those underlying modern AI, can be built within the video game Age of Empires II. By using in-game elements like goats and terrai…
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Microsoft researcher builds neural network with Lego and Age of Empires II
Adrian de Wynter from Microsoft has demonstrated that a neural network can be constructed using unconventional elements like Lego bricks or goats in the game Age of Empires II. This work serves as a strong argument agai…
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Microsoft researcher uses Age of Empires II goats to critique AI anthropomorphism
A Microsoft researcher has created a functional neural network within the video game Age of Empires II, using virtual goats and game mechanics. This project serves as a critique of current AI research, highlighting how …
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Research: LLM anthropomorphism not unique, can be seen in video games
A new research paper proposes that the anthropomorphic attributes often ascribed to large language models (LLMs) are not unique to them. The authors demonstrate that a simple neural network trained on the video game Age…