That would be awesome

@@ItsHabibiPro agreed

isn't that kinda like the "5 devs make a game without communicating challenge" but more boring? since we wont hear what the developers think and what they do to solve problems.

And also ask ai to make a game and someone to make one. Compare them.

@@jerrardaris-sutton7803 bruh thats the fun hows it boring, every developer adds something more exciting and better or maybe not who knows its a surprise for everyone

minecraft really is one of the most 🤓 games ever cuz it's for devs thas why it's easy for chatgpt to make

ah yes, the two genders: 🤓 & 💀

@@TG-vt7ue nobody said anything about genders...

@@Gesmick its a joke 🤓🤓💀💀

@@Krakyy i would advise you to analyze the comments before posting something that you do not know anything about, even if it is a joke, it is very unfunny.

It's a great benchmark because it's such a peculiar game. It can be rather predictable, because it's a voxel game instead of one that runs in a typical 3D engine. it's literally specifically a Java program, and coded very differently to a lot of other games. it's great for testing computers because it's basically completely single threaded. it can be a hard game to optimize as well, and can be extremely resource intensive because it's this perfect sandbox with all this shit being rendered and updated independently. overall it can be a good benchmark because of how resource intensive it can be.

It‘s like the „Hello World!“ in text documents and the Junp in the caac thing in 3d animation

Minecraft is the new Doom

@@bilbo_gamers6417 minecraft is not single threaded anymore

@@GreenRabbit-i86 it's super resource intensive just because it's a voxel game.

probs way better to just use a mesh right

@@steviousmusic well a prefab technically just holds the mesh, mesh renderer and a transform. But the issue is that your using all 3 of those components on every prefab you make an instance of. The way to minimize that is to generate the mesh through a script so that your using those 3 components for every chunk that is loaded compared to every single block.

Poor performance just makes it more accurate to the real thing

@@kamileon7065 i mean not necessarily, bedrock edition is very efficient and not that laggy tbh its just java thats really bad

So that's why when in Minecraft if you managed to see inside blocks it would be all empty except for sides touching caves?

just break it up into chunks and don't store any areas that haven't been visited. delta trees will get very annoying very fast, real minecraft just explicitly stores the data as is.

This guy codes

Otherwise u gonna need terabytes lol

Yup, that's what i was thinking. The delta tree needs to contain the peregrins nose generator otherwise all stored blocks in memory are gonna go skadoosh! And none of the user changes are ever gonna fit! In there...

Or course it did. What can you ask from a dumb and mindless Ai.

@@whynotcode bro, stop advertising your channel in the comments

Possibly

No. Also hes cheap and bad. He never uploads cuz lazy and he knows ppl dont care

Definitely not possible until we have real artificial intelligence. Without critical thinking, it is impossible for them to be perfect

@@arthemis1039 I agree, but I’m not saying they’ll be perfect or be fully autonomous. I just think that since fairly advanced AI models for art creation, code writing, and human chat interaction already exist, a next logical step would be to combine them in a way and directly integrate such AI into a game making software like Unity. That way the AI can directly interact with the software instead of asking a user to do it. There would still be a lot of human intervention to guide the process of course, but most of the hard work (coding and asset creation) could be quickly drafted and demonstrated by the AI.

@@arthemis1039 for now... and its coming sooner rather than later

I'd give it a month.

​​@@arthemis1039 real artificial intelligence might be further than any of us realize. AI systems using self reflection already have critical thinking and are extremely smart.

Why are you typing this here?

​@@Anikinnhe meant the video

Making it in unity is a requirement placed on Chargpt

Ig he has a core i12 69th gen and a 6090RTX

Yeah this revolutionary technology that we thought was impossible a few months ago, and is making incredible progress (so fast that it’s getting scary) is making questionable choices…

The AI relies on complete human input in this scenario. It needs code that was already made and a human to tell it how to do it properly. I don't think AI will ever work without humans, they can't grow otherwise.

@@derpysnakemusic3676 Well, yeah, of course. I was just saying given a very specific input for a video game, AI would soon be able to generate a full game, and have it all make sense if that improvement is made to AI in the future.

In the future, AI will either be our teachers or our helpers or both.

@@derpysnakemusic3676 That's a fair point, but that made me realize that literally every tool in existence also has to be made by another human in order for another human to use it. And the knowledge of that tool had to come from somebody at some point. Some people think AI will replace people, but they must realize that everything else in the modern world has replaced something that used to be done by a real human. You don't even need instruments or someone playing that instrument in order to make music, you can simply use a program on a computer (which somebody else made with past collective human knowledge) to make music. Therefore, I wouldn't say AI is a crutch or a cheat, it WILL be the future, like how planes were the future when ships were the only way to travel the seas.

What we'd need to do it train a model on videogames from prompts, and then give it new prompts to make new games. The trouble with that is that we'd need a massive amount of videogames, an efficient format to store them, and an eternity to train the thing.

No

@@meliante- its look like the 1st version of Minecraft

Looks like a crappy unity remake of minecraft

@@LgdFanta Exactly, pre alpha MC

Sam Hogan? Don't you mean Hulk Hogan?

​@@CT2507no, if I remember correctly, he is a UKpostsr who also creates games on Unity, he also made a Minecraft rip-off in the same engine

@@Handheld_Handle I see... I get it that you don't know who the mighty Hulk Hogan is!

@@CT2507 The Incredible Hulk?

oh, were you expecting him to open Scratch 2?

@@parry3439 i expected a text editor and the OpenGL library

@@MagicALCN that's not from scratch then, he has to code even the library

@@parry3439 you cannot code OpenGL you know that ?

@@MagicALCN *cough* no matter what software it is he still is using a pre-made cpu *cough*

I think it is more than just a language prediction mode. It also has the capability of having entire conversations and ideas in mind when pulling out relevant answers. It understands the relevancy of the point of an argument, making parallels and valuing concepts that are similar. It mimics intelligent conversation better than many humans i know. What do you think AI is then?

@@CT2507To stick with chatGPT, it _is_ a language prediction model, meaning it can predict what letter comes next in the text really really well, accounting for (as you said) previous parts of the conversation (unless it drags on for too long). It merely looks intelligent, but it surely isn't. And it's sad humans perform so poorly they're doing worse than chatGPT. I've made use of chatGPT for a bunch of things, but always took into account its nature. Here are some flaws I've found: 1) It deteriorates after 10 or so messages and gets worse and worse. Better to give it a few prompts as a setup and then keep repeating your last question for different outputs. 2) It can't do calculations or keep numbers consistent throughout a text. For example, if you ask it to produce a grocery bill, chances are pretty high the numbers are random and don't add up. It might list "salt" twice but with a different price each time. 3) It can't do straight math questions. 4) It has never produced a solution to some of the (rather simple) problems I offered it, even after multi-step prompting to create a clear picture of the problem. It can however, often elaborate on a solution I came up with and supplement it or improve it a little. Maybe it's just me, but I'm convinced chatGPT was overhypted.

Sooo true..

Bro cant even see what he’s doing 💀

the video is fake 💀

Yea, and -Villagers and -Shrooms, and -Diamond pick! But honestly, we don't know if the AI has ever played Minecraft. Maybee its playing the game when not on duty! It could be playing it right now for all we know! Think about it.

this isn’t really “minecraft”, but the earliest version of minecraft, which didnt include crafting

Perhaps the long awaited Minecraft 2?

why not try it yourself

U would prolly have around 3 of them

beep

i counted 61 BGD said ChatGPT. So you only got 61 Penny.

Poor pc :(

how can chatgpt fail so hard if theres thousands of tutorials out there