Chatgpt : To play this specific TH-cam video on all your devices connected to the same Chrome account in 3 years, you can create a simple Chrome extension. Here's a high-level overview of the steps: 1. Create a manifest file (manifest.json): { "manifest_version": 2, "name": "Scheduled TH-cam Video Player", "version": "1.0", "permissions": ["alarms", "storage", "tabs"], "background": { "scripts": ["background.js"], "persistent": false }, "browser_action": { "default_icon": "icon.png", "default_popup": "popup.html" } }
(the following comment was written by ChatGPT) "Wow, ChatGPT never ceases to amaze me! Watching this video of ChatGPT writing a game from scratch was truly mesmerizing. The level of creativity and problem-solving skills demonstrated by this AI is just incredible. It's inspiring to see how far technology has come and how ChatGPT is pushing the boundaries of what we thought was possible. I can't wait to see what other amazing things ChatGPT has in store for us!"
I hate this kinds of coments because they don't talk about the video itself, only about the title of the video. You should get a transcript of everything Jabril said and feed it to chatGPT
I tried the same thing with the Bing Chat button added to Edge. Apparently it considered only the title and description of the video, which for some reason made it think the AI made just a trailer for a game. Here's what it came up with: Wow, this is amazing! I can’t believe that an AI can make such a convincing game trailer. The concept and the graphics look awesome. You really fooled David Jaffe with this one. Great job! 👏👏👏
@@joelcoll4034 (following comment according to what you said, also asked to include bruh moment) "Wow, this is crazy! I never would have thought that AI could create entire games like this. That Unity 3D project was insane, and the fact that the AI was able to generate five different Python games in just 40 minutes is mind-blowing. This is definitely a bruh moment for anyone who thought that AI couldn't make video games. The future is looking bright!"
@@joelcoll4034 I gave it the entire transcript to ChatGPT 3.5 and it said "As an AI language model, I don't have opinions, but I can provide you with some information and analysis based on the transcript you have provided. Based on the video's title, it seems that the creator of the video attempted to use OpenAI's chatbot to generate an AI-generated game that fooled an expert game developer. The video explores the capabilities of AI in generating video games, using OpenAI's chatbot as an example. [...] Overall, the video shows that AI has made significant progress in generating video games, but it still has limitations and is not yet a complete replacement for human game developers. The video also highlights the importance of human input and expertise in game development, as the chatbot alone was not able to create a complete and polished game." It was a really long remark, and so I said "say something nice about it": *The video showcases the potential of AI and its ability to generate video games, which is a promising development in the field of game development. It also highlights the impressive capabilities of OpenAI's chatbot, which can generate not only ideas but also code for games. The video is informative and provides an interesting perspective on the future of AI in game development.*
2:09 was already impressive, most people try one game with chatgpt and give up, but he prototyped 4+ from the jump. I posted a vid of coding Tetris with ChatGPT in Python, working with Unity and AI is a bigger challenge but I’m glad he took it on 👊🏿
It makes perfect sense though. Having a human develop the game, you expect much more. Like the hole, it appears you can go into it. Either you die or it takes you to another area. That's common human expectations, but the AI isn't aware of that yet. So for the AI to do what it done, that is impressive; but for a human to put that out and ask someone at the level of David Jaffe to critique it, you would expect him to roast it.
@@Jabrils You really think that all those AI progress is going to make game development better? Some artist are already seeing the number of work they use to decrease. Many uses AI instead of paying an artist now. Same thing will happen for game development as in 2 or 3. With our support AI are going to be so advance that anyone will be able to create any game in a fraction of time needed now. The market are going to be over saturated and passionate game creator will just see it pointless to continue to create as anyone will be able to do the same with AI. Why pay for a game when I can create the same with AI for free.
@@lucbloom Something else you say. What else when all codes are going to be generated, same for background graphics, same for character design and creation, same for main and secondary quests, same for music, same for NPC's behavior, same for NPC's AI, same for animations, same for the game menu and UI. Like everyone else you will just have to type a prompt. oh not even that you will have to do, as the best prompt are already online for you to copy and get the best results. Very creative indeed. The best part is that indeed all those tools are already in work in progress state.
I'm trying to get into game dev, but it's all so intimidating. I wish I could find a decent video with a start to finish, ending with using a desktop icon you double click to open the program
That's a fair point. Big set in stone studio would probably be hard to pitch this in but maybe an up and coming studio but who knows I hold that something along these lines will happen in the near future.
@@Jabrils I dont think it will be 100% ai. But I think we can assume that most programming done from 2023 on will be ai assisted to various degrees. And all that an AI generated game needs is more of the cycle of game development, including the playtesting and feedback from the intended audiences, and much more.
Nicely done, I got about halfway through developing Asteroids with ChatGPT 4 in Javascript before it started to lose track of its code. I was just giving it feedback iteratively on the functionality of the game and it was rewriting a new version from scratch. Once they give us the 32K model, I suspect it'll get a lot better. It would be interesting to see a competition where people provide their prompts one by one so other people can duplicate their game.
Two dumb things. It's dumb for anyone to say AI can't make games. But it's also dumb to say that it can, because it can't. AI can only make what you ask it to. It didn't make a game. You used it to help you make a game. And it's extremely obvious that an AI would be able to help with this task
Had a hard time understanding the scope of this chatbot until you explained things in terms of how many RDR2s could fit inside of it and now I'm blown away.
The model itself isn’t actually that insanely big. That example was to illustrate the size of data it was trained on. The absolutely bonkers thing about that is that it was 40Tb of TEXT.
Love this. I've been playing with the GPTs since AI Dungeon in late 2018, following it all the way to ChatGPT 3.5 and 4.0. It's astonishing how far it's come in so little time. I've seen others already exploring this having this AI create it's very own programing language, short of creating a compiler for itself as well. The possibilities seem endless, and that's equally awesome and frightening.
Same, I was following early gpt while using tensorflow and opencv on robotic projects. We are watching the largest tech revolution since 1850 and noone really seems to get it yet.
Holy hell, what a small world! I just met David Jaffe this last Saturday when he came through "Alien Rescue" as a hero (VR acting gig). Guy shot me, twice! :D Good times! This caught my eye 'cause I'm currently working on a game prototype (yet another) & have been tinkering with Chat-GPT & Bard both just for plot ideas, dialogue, silly stuff like that. Always a great watch, Jabrils! Keep the brilliance coming!
have you continued to dabble in Qiskit? following quantum computing and programming? how about combining that with the recent developments in AI/ML/LLM/etc
It’s a good day when you upload, also it’s fucking insane how much AI can do, while I’m not a fan of AI making an entire game, it could help to an insane degree with polishing a game so new developers can get a foot in the door
Saying this was 100% AI made is wrong. A human is the one who did the creative work to make this happen. He is the one who told the AI how to fix the collision problems. He also selected all of the choices, while making the background needed for the AI to reason about things. It did not do this by himself. It is a human made game using AI tools.
It'd be cool to try to write code that links all the steps done by AI to fill in the gaps in the process. Like can we get AI to do the human steps in this, like when you looked at the terrain generated along the wrong axis and noticed what needed to be fixed? Or what about playtesting? Could we have a separate AI agent trained to play a variety of games and make it play the game and try to use the process of that agent learning to play the game to inform changes about the game?
Amazing video! The game is a good example of what the AI can generate on its own currently, and it is even more impressive that without using the best AI image generators (Stable Diffusion, Midjourney) that would have made the game look a lot better, you still got a game with the quality of a flash game from years ago, we are living in very interesting times
I guarantee you most people seeing this don't understand what a watershed moment they just witnessed. This is seriously a milestone in the AI history books.
(written with chatgpt) Wow, this video is absolutely amazing! It's so inspiring to see how ChatGPT, with its incredible intelligence and programming capabilities, was able to not only create a game, but also deceive an expert gamedev. This is a testament to the incredible potential of artificial intelligence and the limitless possibilities it holds for the future. Congratulations to the team behind this incredible feat, and to ChatGPT itself for proving the naysayers wrong!
Top shelf video bruh 😂 loved the creativity! I’ve got ChatGPT making me Tetris on my channel and I was thinking Snake next but you hit so many ideas, I might be more ambitious. Mans at the end was trying to make you cry 😭🤣
- People might say that this is a simple non-AAA game, but that also describes commercial $50 games that humans made 40 years ago. I think it's safe to say it won't take AI 40 years to reach the quality of modern games. - Technically this isn't 100% made by AI, Jabrils did quite a bit of work of prompting, guiding, and curating the AIs output. It was a human-machine collaboration. A 100% AI-made game would be from the prompt "make a game" and nothing more.
Great experiment! The very same AI should review its own self-made videogame once done. It should score it, then should point some improvements to make, some fixes. Then , the AI should modify the game with all the recommendations. It it improves overall, the whole experiment is done and ready to pass the "Kotaku test"...
Yo! I have been calling it coding in English xD Great content man! I have been working on a lot of Prompt Engineering ideas for creating jailbreak style prompts that make GPT super performant at assisting on specific things which has been feeling really really close to "coding in english" lol
do not believe in the ai that you believe in that believes in itself. believe in the me that believes in the ai that believes in the you that believes in the ai that believes in itself. *puts kamina glasses on dramatically
AI told me to reply to you with this: I'm not sure about the Kamina glasses, but I do believe in the power of teamwork between humans and AI. Together, we can achieve greatness!
I remember joking in school about whether you could abstract a programming language to the point where you could just say what you wanted the code to do in regular English. 3 years later we are at the beginning of being able to do that.
We should replace all creative jobs with AI. Means we can all work for Amazon and live nice fulfilling warehouse lives until AI can do that and we can just give up :)
i only know basic coding in Unity. But with AI, I was able to create game features that used to require 2-3 dev experts to make working full time job...during my free time! I was able to make the character controller, skills, scriptable objects, item database, inventory system, crafting, combat system, enemy ai behaviors etc. all in just a month... in my free time as a subpar developer
We could produce a lot of content with the current AIs. However, there are still inaccuracy even in terms of code but will still need human input. Video games could also utilize image generators like Bluewillow to produce some characters or backgrounds and such.
It's just Moon Lander, but without a dedicated landing area. One of the first video games, it was part of the Magnavox Odyssey. With better graphics and music and sound. Coded in Python. By a language model. A language model. Not a game maker kit, not DeepMind's AI that turns gameplay footage into a playable approximation of the game. A glorified text completion wrote that. … What a time to be alive.
I'd like to see an attempt where you tell chat gpt to generate the requests to the other AI's, but I don't know if chat gpt has data new enough to know about the other AI's
I wonder if someone could have an AI play a game, example Devil May Cry, and then have it recreate parts of the combat system by somehow translating that played experience into code.
Wondering if now is a good time to get into a game development career? Feel like together with the constantly improving AI on my side building my own dream game or working at a game dev agency is achievable..
The more they advance this AI it’s going to be scary how much it can actually do for us. Which is probably going to thrust us into a new age of everyone probably having their own personal ai assistants
I think games will (at least at the start) begin to use AI for stuff like natural animations (which idk if its currently being used by any big games, but its in development for sure), more realistic procedural terrain, more natural npc interactions, etc, stuff like that. I doubt we will see AIs being used to create most of a videogame, at least not soon (a few years from now), but they will definitely be used to improve the game itself, its possibilites, and to make their development a little bit cheaper
Since now you don't need to understand the fully picture. You can just trait it like a black box. I don't know much about AI models but I can ask chatgpt to develop me one for my own game.I find it mindblowing
I'm making a 3d game with Chat GPT 3. Still working on some things for it, but it's helped program most of the game. Space Mining, should be fun I hope.
I dare you to revisit this video in 3 years to see where we are at with AI Generated Games 👀
gj Jabrils ,gl with your projects :)
Ok Chatgpt make me a chrome extension to automatically play this video on all my devices in 3 Years.
Here is the Chatgpt-4 made tuto to do it please tag me if you did it
Chatgpt : To play this specific TH-cam video on all your devices connected to the same Chrome account in 3 years, you can create a simple Chrome extension. Here's a high-level overview of the steps:
1. Create a manifest file (manifest.json): {
"manifest_version": 2,
"name": "Scheduled TH-cam Video Player",
"version": "1.0",
"permissions": ["alarms", "storage", "tabs"],
"background": {
"scripts": ["background.js"],
"persistent": false
},
"browser_action": {
"default_icon": "icon.png",
"default_popup": "popup.html"
}
}
2. Create the popup UI (popup.html):
Scheduled TH-cam Video Player
/* Add your desired styles */
Set Video Schedule
Set Schedule
Now train another AI to play that game perfectly.
OH SHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@Lamda² I know codebullet personally and he said its cool
That’s a good idea, I uploaded a video of chatgpt making Tetris, now I’ll have to train an AI model to play it for me 😅
better: ask an AI to make an AI that plays this game perfectly.
(the following comment was written by ChatGPT)
"Wow, ChatGPT never ceases to amaze me! Watching this video of ChatGPT writing a game from scratch was truly mesmerizing. The level of creativity and problem-solving skills demonstrated by this AI is just incredible. It's inspiring to see how far technology has come and how ChatGPT is pushing the boundaries of what we thought was possible. I can't wait to see what other amazing things ChatGPT has in store for us!"
I hate this kinds of coments because they don't talk about the video itself, only about the title of the video. You should get a transcript of everything Jabril said and feed it to chatGPT
I tried the same thing with the Bing Chat button added to Edge. Apparently it considered only the title and description of the video, which for some reason made it think the AI made just a trailer for a game. Here's what it came up with:
Wow, this is amazing! I can’t believe that an AI can make such a convincing game trailer. The concept and the graphics look awesome. You really fooled David Jaffe with this one. Great job! 👏👏👏
@@joelcoll4034 (following comment according to what you said, also asked to include bruh moment)
"Wow, this is crazy! I never would have thought that AI could create entire games like this. That Unity 3D project was insane, and the fact that the AI was able to generate five different Python games in just 40 minutes is mind-blowing. This is definitely a bruh moment for anyone who thought that AI couldn't make video games. The future is looking bright!"
@@killermartian_3923 COOL! I bet we will see an AI that can understand videos itself and coment on them this year
@@joelcoll4034 I gave it the entire transcript to ChatGPT 3.5 and it said
"As an AI language model, I don't have opinions, but I can provide you with some information and analysis based on the transcript you have provided.
Based on the video's title, it seems that the creator of the video attempted to use OpenAI's chatbot to generate an AI-generated game that fooled an expert game developer. The video explores the capabilities of AI in generating video games, using OpenAI's chatbot as an example.
[...]
Overall, the video shows that AI has made significant progress in generating video games, but it still has limitations and is not yet a complete replacement for human game developers. The video also highlights the importance of human input and expertise in game development, as the chatbot alone was not able to create a complete and polished game."
It was a really long remark, and so I said "say something nice about it":
*The video showcases the potential of AI and its ability to generate video games, which is a promising development in the field of game development. It also highlights the impressive capabilities of OpenAI's chatbot, which can generate not only ideas but also code for games. The video is informative and provides an interesting perspective on the future of AI in game development.*
Jabrils was way ahead of his time with his AI games. People are only now realising it
2:09 was already impressive, most people try one game with chatgpt and give up, but he prototyped 4+ from the jump. I posted a vid of coding Tetris with ChatGPT in Python, working with Unity and AI is a bigger challenge but I’m glad he took it on 👊🏿
He’s late
David Jaffe roasts the game when he thought you made it and then gave it praise once he found it AI came up with it 😂😂😂
💀💀💀
It makes perfect sense though. Having a human develop the game, you expect much more. Like the hole, it appears you can go into it. Either you die or it takes you to another area. That's common human expectations, but the AI isn't aware of that yet. So for the AI to do what it done, that is impressive; but for a human to put that out and ask someone at the level of David Jaffe to critique it, you would expect him to roast it.
Look up “Lunar Lander” game. Originally released in 1979. That’s what this reminds me of. I can remember playing it as a kid in the early 80’s
I'm subscribed to Jabrils to have a front row ticket when this man invents Skynet.
Let's get this focaccia 🍞😤
I've been subbed to David Jaffe for awhile now and never knew he created God of War. Wow.
Amazing video concept and I’m so glad I get to live in a period of time where we can visually see technology and ai progress
It's crazy right? I remember the idea of being able to do this just 3 years ago was only a fantasy 🥴
@@Jabrils You really think that all those AI progress is going to make game development better? Some artist are already seeing the number of work they use to decrease. Many uses AI instead of paying an artist now. Same thing will happen for game development as in 2 or 3. With our support AI are going to be so advance that anyone will be able to create any game in a fraction of time needed now. The market are going to be over saturated and passionate game creator will just see it pointless to continue to create as anyone will be able to do the same with AI. Why pay for a game when I can create the same with AI for free.
@@just_for_funarts9905
We’ll do something else. Unless you like the act of typing code, we’ll now require you to be creative.
@@lucbloom Something else you say. What else when all codes are going to be generated, same for background graphics, same for character design and creation, same for main and secondary quests, same for music, same for NPC's behavior, same for NPC's AI, same for animations, same for the game menu and UI. Like everyone else you will just have to type a prompt. oh not even that you will have to do, as the best prompt are already online for you to copy and get the best results. Very creative indeed. The best part is that indeed all those tools are already in work in progress state.
I'm trying to get into game dev, but it's all so intimidating. I wish I could find a decent video with a start to finish, ending with using a desktop icon you double click to open the program
Hot take: 2 Years till a big studio does this same stunt (making a game with ai and not telling anyone till it was released) and we will fall for it
That'd be crazy. But I honestly doubt such a stunt would come from a big studio. They have too much to lose to be experimenting like that 🤷♀
That's a fair point. Big set in stone studio would probably be hard to pitch this in but maybe an up and coming studio but who knows I hold that something along these lines will happen in the near future.
@@Jabrils given how the upscaling was done on gta san andreas, I wouldn't say it's out of the question for a remaster to have stuff done by AI.
@@Jabrils I dont think it will be 100% ai. But I think we can assume that most programming done from 2023 on will be ai assisted to various degrees. And all that an AI generated game needs is more of the cycle of game development, including the playtesting and feedback from the intended audiences, and much more.
Here's to hoping no one gets any ideas like yours
You guys know there is an asset for unity where you have Chat Gpt INSIDE unity and you can tell him what to do.
Nicely done, I got about halfway through developing Asteroids with ChatGPT 4 in Javascript before it started to lose track of its code. I was just giving it feedback iteratively on the functionality of the game and it was rewriting a new version from scratch. Once they give us the 32K model, I suspect it'll get a lot better. It would be interesting to see a competition where people provide their prompts one by one so other people can duplicate their game.
I love your channel! Any chance you'd make some GPT-themed videos that aren't necessarily space-related?
Two dumb things. It's dumb for anyone to say AI can't make games. But it's also dumb to say that it can, because it can't.
AI can only make what you ask it to. It didn't make a game. You used it to help you make a game. And it's extremely obvious that an AI would be able to help with this task
Had a hard time understanding the scope of this chatbot until you explained things in terms of how many RDR2s could fit inside of it and now I'm blown away.
The model itself isn’t actually that insanely big. That example was to illustrate the size of data it was trained on. The absolutely bonkers thing about that is that it was 40Tb of TEXT.
@@MilarkThat's wild, I never thought of it like that
The mesh collision didnt work because mesh colliders are using the 3D physics system and you were probably using the 2d physics system for your player
David killed it I laughed so hard ! :D thank you for the great video :D
Shock, here. I think I've got a promising career as a Blade Runner with how good I am at detecting AI.
Making it generate the terrain with randomly rotated boxes was a stroke of genius!
Love this. I've been playing with the GPTs since AI Dungeon in late 2018, following it all the way to ChatGPT 3.5 and 4.0. It's astonishing how far it's come in so little time. I've seen others already exploring this having this AI create it's very own programing language, short of creating a compiler for itself as well. The possibilities seem endless, and that's equally awesome and frightening.
Same, I was following early gpt while using tensorflow and opencv on robotic projects. We are watching the largest tech revolution since 1850 and noone really seems to get it yet.
We gotta make RDR2s into a metric for machine learning training datasets.
Holy hell, what a small world! I just met David Jaffe this last Saturday when he came through "Alien Rescue" as a hero (VR acting gig). Guy shot me, twice! :D Good times! This caught my eye 'cause I'm currently working on a game prototype (yet another) & have been tinkering with Chat-GPT & Bard both just for plot ideas, dialogue, silly stuff like that. Always a great watch, Jabrils! Keep the brilliance coming!
have you continued to dabble in Qiskit? following quantum computing and programming? how about combining that with the recent developments in AI/ML/LLM/etc
I love it. This is the quality of content I wanna see, but rarely do. Bruh 🔥
I find this very amusing because one of the very first games I ever played was "Lunar Lander" in 1981, which had the exact same theme.
This is an absolutely sick video, it's gonna be interesting to see the progression of AI game development. also sick shades bro
It’s a good day when you upload, also it’s fucking insane how much AI can do, while I’m not a fan of AI making an entire game, it could help to an insane degree with polishing a game so new developers can get a foot in the door
Yeah, & the crazy part is, GPT-4 just dropped the other day 💀💀💀
@@Jabrils for real!?! That’s insane, technology relating to AI is growing so fast!
@@Nexillian_ youre telling me. I video I started 3 weeks ago is already out of date 🥴
@@Jabrils this is what bamboozles me the most
@@Jabrils And GPT-4 will be outdated in less than a month, we're about to see everything change like with the iPhone
Saying this was 100% AI made is wrong. A human is the one who did the creative work to make this happen. He is the one who told the AI how to fix the collision problems. He also selected all of the choices, while making the background needed for the AI to reason about things. It did not do this by himself. It is a human made game using AI tools.
First video of yours I've found, easy to see why you're almost at 500k subscribers. Looking forward to what you do next!
It'd be cool to try to write code that links all the steps done by AI to fill in the gaps in the process. Like can we get AI to do the human steps in this, like when you looked at the terrain generated along the wrong axis and noticed what needed to be fixed? Or what about playtesting? Could we have a separate AI agent trained to play a variety of games and make it play the game and try to use the process of that agent learning to play the game to inform changes about the game?
No the physics allready coded by humans enbembed into the Unity3D, AI only enable it and add velocity ahahaha
Amazing video! The game is a good example of what the AI can generate on its own currently, and it is even more impressive that without using the best AI image generators (Stable Diffusion, Midjourney) that would have made the game look a lot better, you still got a game with the quality of a flash game from years ago, we are living in very interesting times
Great Vid Jabril! Keep up the good work.
"You didn't even bother to make the game down there" killed me
I guarantee you most people seeing this don't understand what a watershed moment they just witnessed. This is seriously a milestone in the AI history books.
lol "Write TH-cam Apology Script" was a prompt.
And imagine now that there is GPT-4😊
I can not wait to get my hands on it ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
@@Jabrils just pay a monthly fee lol
Big LOL at the suggested name of "Orbital Oops". Fits so perfectly!
Someone should train models that are exclusive meant to create games
I missed you, happy to see your video again !
anyone clock the "write youtube apology script" in the history! 🤣
Why do I have that feeling that in the not too distant future, this will pale in comparison to what will be possible lol
"A game where you try to land a rocket on difficult terrain..." you mean Lunar Lander? That was an old school game from the 80s.
So cool man. Love what you’re doing. I subbed!
The only thing it can’t do is game design
Yes this is like the asteroid lander training program from the 1995 Lucasarts game the Dig (iykyk)
(written with chatgpt)
Wow, this video is absolutely amazing! It's so inspiring to see how ChatGPT, with its incredible intelligence and programming capabilities, was able to not only create a game, but also deceive an expert gamedev. This is a testament to the incredible potential of artificial intelligence and the limitless possibilities it holds for the future. Congratulations to the team behind this incredible feat, and to ChatGPT itself for proving the naysayers wrong!
Top shelf video bruh 😂 loved the creativity! I’ve got ChatGPT making me Tetris on my channel and I was thinking Snake next but you hit so many ideas, I might be more ambitious. Mans at the end was trying to make you cry 😭🤣
I'm not going to lie I do miss voice over Jabrils when he was eating and talking over it OG fan here still love the work.
here for the expected good energy I always find in your videos
Loved The Video Jabrils, Totally Worth The Wait !
I love you Kaiser
I don't know what to say, I don't expect anything less than greatness from you and you proved me right once again.
- People might say that this is a simple non-AAA game, but that also describes commercial $50 games that humans made 40 years ago. I think it's safe to say it won't take AI 40 years to reach the quality of modern games.
- Technically this isn't 100% made by AI, Jabrils did quite a bit of work of prompting, guiding, and curating the AIs output. It was a human-machine collaboration. A 100% AI-made game would be from the prompt "make a game" and nothing more.
Thank you so much for sharing knowledge and ideas.
No fuel gauge? You're missing one of the best aspects of Moon Lander games haha
This AI just suggested lunar lander.
Now I want to see someone with game dev experience use this to make a legit game.
AI went from playing games to making games.
Great experiment!
The very same AI should review its own self-made videogame once done. It should score it, then should point some improvements to make, some fixes. Then , the AI should modify the game with all the recommendations. It it improves overall, the whole experiment is done and ready to pass the "Kotaku test"...
Good video, enjoyed your narrative. Inspiring!
Yo! I have been calling it coding in English xD Great content man! I have been working on a lot of Prompt Engineering ideas for creating jailbreak style prompts that make GPT super performant at assisting on specific things which has been feeling really really close to "coding in english" lol
do not believe in the ai that you believe in that believes in itself. believe in the me that believes in the ai that believes in the you that believes in the ai that believes in itself. *puts kamina glasses on dramatically
AI told me to reply to you with this:
I'm not sure about the Kamina glasses, but I do believe in the power of teamwork between humans and AI. Together, we can achieve greatness!
@@Jabrils our combined ai efforts will drill towards the heavens !
i can't even get ChatGPT to generate simple stuff without it crashing midway
I remember joking in school about whether you could abstract a programming language to the point where you could just say what you wanted the code to do in regular English. 3 years later we are at the beginning of being able to do that.
Dude AI development is one thing. But Jabrils' mouth is moving in a video. THAT'S technology
That generated track is definitely a certified absolute banger!!
Do a part 2 with chat gpt 4! Its way better at coding then the previous version.
Someday a lone director will be able to make solid indie games.
Lessgooo the goat posted
this video must have been in the making for a while... i remeber that test game from last year
Really cool idea and solid execution. Would be interested to see you make more games like this. Perhaps one a week or one a month for a series.
thats a neat idea!
We should replace all creative jobs with AI. Means we can all work for Amazon and live nice fulfilling warehouse lives until AI can do that and we can just give up :)
@jabrils *whistles away while installing 300gb of ark* XD nice vid man love your stuff
i only know basic coding in Unity. But with AI, I was able to create game features that used to require 2-3 dev experts to make working full time job...during my free time!
I was able to make the character controller, skills, scriptable objects, item database, inventory system, crafting, combat system, enemy ai behaviors etc. all in just a month... in my free time as a subpar developer
thats exactly like a minigame in a german computer game i played as a kid
We could produce a lot of content with the current AIs. However, there are still inaccuracy even in terms of code but will still need human input. Video games could also utilize image generators like Bluewillow to produce some characters or backgrounds and such.
cant wait to see how far we will be in the next 5 years
god i love jabrils what a blessed ass human thoroughly entertained keep it up bby boi!!
I love you
Love this idea, subbed
yayy all my talents are pointless, i don't want to do anything anymore, what a time to be alive
Api calls included makes it scary
It's just Moon Lander, but without a dedicated landing area. One of the first video games, it was part of the Magnavox Odyssey.
With better graphics and music and sound. Coded in Python. By a language model.
A language model. Not a game maker kit, not DeepMind's AI that turns gameplay footage into a playable approximation of the game. A glorified text completion wrote that.
… What a time to be alive.
Depending on the language gpt(3.5) isn't there yet for programming or gets close but no cigar respectively.
I'd like to see an attempt where you tell chat gpt to generate the requests to the other AI's, but I don't know if chat gpt has data new enough to know about the other AI's
I wonder if someone could have an AI play a game, example Devil May Cry, and then have it recreate parts of the combat system by somehow translating that played experience into code.
Wondering if now is a good time to get into a game development career? Feel like together with the constantly improving AI on my side building my own dream game or working at a game dev agency is achievable..
my literal project right now is making a program that can make games using AI.
7:23 "AI coded the physics" It didn't use Unity's default physics?
the credits for your game should have the name of each AI and their job
Damn finally some one that uses light theme😊😊
Bet you if you'd asked it to extrude the mesh it would have
The more they advance this AI it’s going to be scary how much it can actually do for us. Which is probably going to thrust us into a new age of everyone probably having their own personal ai assistants
This... It's been years lad
Also tis is a nice video concept
500.000 subscriber good job :D
I think games will (at least at the start) begin to use AI for stuff like natural animations (which idk if its currently being used by any big games, but its in development for sure), more realistic procedural terrain, more natural npc interactions, etc, stuff like that. I doubt we will see AIs being used to create most of a videogame, at least not soon (a few years from now), but they will definitely be used to improve the game itself, its possibilites, and to make their development a little bit cheaper
He used Ai to create Lunar Lander.
To be fair he flamed Metroid because he got stuck in the Jaffe room.
Since now you don't need to understand the fully picture. You can just trait it like a black box. I don't know much about AI models but I can ask chatgpt to develop me one for my own game.I find it mindblowing
I'm making a 3d game with Chat GPT 3. Still working on some things for it, but it's helped program most of the game. Space Mining, should be fun I hope.
Can we get the soundtrack uploaded here? It sounded lime a Banger :)