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Microsoft Is Developing Its AI Tasks Based on the Minecraft Game

March 14, 2016 By Brian Galloway Leave a Comment

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microsoft minecraft-gameMicrosoft took the decision of open sourcing a system utilized by its scientists to analyze artificial-intelligence tasks. The AIX system, which is currently used by Microsoft’s Research division and is offered in a private trial version to choose educational scientists, allows scientists to implement the unstructured platform in Minecraft’s gaming activity as a test for further AI analysis.

The open source system will be provided starting from June under Microsoft’s own certificate. The news arrives at a moment when Google’s DeepMind project is getting interest for its Go games that are being performed by the AlphaGo program with professional players.

AlphaGo won a series of three matches from a total of five scheduled in Korea, but on the past weekend lost a fourth game. However, Microsoft is aiming with AIX to complete projects that include general intelligence features, which it affirms is almost identical to the sophisticated and nuanced way of how people learn or make their choices.

Nowadays, computers can do particular, complex operations like comprehending a conversation’s meaning and using it, acknowledging pictures and descriptions about them, as Microsoft’s’ representatives have written in a short article on the company’s weblog last week.

A computer program may be capable to select one process and perform it as correct as or even faster than a normal person. However, a machine cannot contend with how little babies are learning all kinds of information, such as light, fragrance, contact, sound, pain and comprehending that if they cry then their mother will feed them, they have added.

Artificial intelligence experts have been capable to create numerous tech resources, like identify terms for instance, but were not able to mix these abilities as easily as people do during their tests. Researchers who are attempting to educate pure software to go up a level would need to restore or fix it every time it fails to do this task properly.

A team of computer researchers at Microsoft’s analysis labs in the United States is performing these operations in a less expensive way. They are attempting to get Minecraft characters to climb mountains, after Microsoft purchased Mojang, the designer of Minecraft, a couple of years ago.

The AIX system, created by Microsoft’s labs in the United Kingdom, comprises a “mod” for their Java edition and program codes that assist artificial intelligence elements to feel or act in the Minecraft surroundings, according to them.

Both elements can operate on MS Windows, Mac OS or Linux and scientists can use all development languages to code their agents.

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