A bot that watched 70,000 hours of Minecraft could unlock AI’s next big thing Online videos are a vast and untapped source of training data—and OpenAI says it has a new way to use it.

Researchers have developed an experimental Minecraft bot named Voyager that can write its own code using the GPT-4 programming language.

Unlike other Minecraft agents that use reinforced learning techniques, the bot developed by a motley team from Caltech, UT Austin, and NVIDIA, uses GPT-4 language model.

AI researchers have built a Minecraft bot that can explore and expand its capabilities in the game's open world — but unlike other bots, this one basically wrote its own code through trial and ...

But Minecraft is a much deeper environment than it is used to solving for, so a specialty agent like Voyager does far better. It finds more stuff, learns more skills, and explores a much greater area ...

Minecraft Education Edition offers a whole host of learning opportunities. There are current events, chemistry and so many other fields for players to get into.

OpenAI, artificial intelligence research, and deployment company has announced that it's trained a bot to play Minecraft. How did it achieve this?

OpenAI, the artificial intelligence research and deployment company, has managed to successfully train a bot to play Minecraft using 70,000 hours of gameplay footage. It is the first bot that can ...

They plugged GPT-4 into Minecraft —and unearthed new potential for AI A bot plays the video game by tapping the text generator to pick up new skills.

One Minecraft player programs their own mining bots to automate the mining process and make it easy to excavate large chunks of a world.