Thread 725106136

Why haven't we seen any improvements in this area in videogames even though companies are investing hundreds of billions into AI?

it's been a while since i played re4 but wasn't that guy literally blind or something

Because it's not the same kind of AI, NPC AI is still written by people on how to behave, whereas generative AI is taught how to mimic patterns

>>725106136 (OP)
Because "AI" is useless for anything other than plagiarism. How have you not realized this yet?

>>725106237
Yes. The sad part is OP isn't baiting he's actually just fucking retarded.

>>725106282
Unity and Unreal both have "Agent" based AI built-in to their feature set

>>725106136 (OP)
is this a stealth scenario? the enemy doesn't know where the player is, does he?
in that case it's probably a level design issue just as much as an "AI" problem. what could a blind (?) NPC feasibly do in this situation to seem smart?

I'm not dismissing the concern, I'm trying to understand it better.

>>725106136 (OP)
it takes real dev skill which now no longer exists due to DEI tranny hires.

This is why AI has to take over. Modern devs are hired for skin color, not skill.

>>725106454
what? last I checked UE has an implementation of behavior trees, Unity has no built-in AI solution. I don't even know what "agent-based AI" would mean. sounds machine learning related which spoiler alert, game devs aren't using.

>>725106469
he's already doing what a blind 'smart' enemy should do - charge in random directions to either stumble into the target or cause the target to panic and move away producing noise

>>725106136 (OP)
Because they don't wanna make better vidya NPCs or better videogames
They just want to replace as many workers as possible to justify the literal trillions spent on it

>>725106469
He's blind, and his charge causes him to rattle the hanging chains, which triggers him to charge for it. Basically completely on script for an enemy whose entire gimmick is that he charges anything that makes noise.

>>725106237
blind people dont repeatedly run into the same wall, then run in circles; dont call it accurate

>>725107390
Most blind people aren't roided out with bioweapons programmed to attack anything that makes a noise then left locked in a dungeon for an unspecified period of time

>>725106454
dunno about ue5, but in ue4 aiperception and aisense components were kind of ass. functional but some parts of them were inconsistent and sometimes non-functional and the documentation didn't match the incomplete state they were at. couldn't get some senses to work properly

>>725106237
Fippy is always bippy and OP is always faggy.

>>725106136 (OP)
do you have a miles long facility of cpus to support the decision making?
its a bubble for the billionaires to spend their money to

>>725106136 (OP)
>neurotypicals watching me have fun by myself.webm

>>725106136 (OP)
because casuals would get filtered. you don't actually want smart AI because it would make games way too hard. look at how badly people get filtered by current video games and imagine how bad that would be if the npcs were smarter.

>>725106136 (OP)
What's happening here? Garrador hits a chain, then gets triggered by the sound of the chain he just hit?