One of the most cutting-edge technologies that can be found today is artificial intelligence, and it’s everywhere, it’s only a matter of time before we start seeing how it’s implemented in games video, and this time we can see a very current game generated entirely by AI. This time we can see how one of the most popular eSports titles, CS:GO works directly on a AI generative, powered only by an RTX 3090, which manages to generate this title in real time, but with terrible performance.
The arrival of artificial intelligence has managed to change a lot in the way we see certain things, and it has managed to become one of the most important, and in some cases dangerous, technologies that can be found on the Internet and which almost everyone can access. And as you can imagine, this is moving faster and faster, since many users and developers are collaborating to try to create a intelligence
A fully AI-generated game, what could go wrong?
It is normal to wonder what the current limits of generative artificial intelligence are, and we can often think that the models which seek to offer these capabilities have remained stuck in the generation of images or videos. But this is very far from reality, and some can run games, that is, they allow you to interact directly with the AI
Although the performance is not what one would expect since it only runs at 10 FPS, the game runs entirely on a neural network powered solely by an RTX 3090, which has plenty of power, but even in these case, this shows how demanding AIs are. are. Eloi Alonso, one of the collaborators working on this model, presented a series of videos on how the title works, all showing real people playing on one of the most important maps of this game, Dust 2.
Ever wanted to play Counter-Strike in a neural network?
These videos show people playing (with keyboard and mouse) in the global broadcast model of 💎 DIAMOND, trained to simulate the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive game.
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Compared to the original title, there are a series of moments in which it is practically indistinguishable (if we do not take into account that it goes to 10 FPS), and it offers an almost perfect copy of what the game is, but generate everything at the moment the user performs actions. This causes quite a few bugs and glitches, some of which Eloi showed off in a Twitter thread (X), some of the funniest ones, such as hallucinations caused by moving the mouse too fast, teleporting the character when hitting a wall or weapons transform when the lighting changes.
