Gemini-powered SIMA 2 navigates Goat Simulator 3, and a human player can direct it to improve its performance.
Gemini-powered SIMA 2 navigates Goat Simulator 3, and a human player can direct it to improve its performance.
Google DeepMind built SIMA 2, a Gemini-powered agent that moves around the world of Goat Simulator 3. It is meant to learn and adapt in open-ended, complicated games. A human player can direct it and help improve its performance. The article gives no detail on the mechanics.
The source states no results or numbers. It only reports that the agent is navigating Goat Simulator 3 and that human direction can improve it.
The article is a brief secondhand report of MIT Technology Review's coverage and has no setup details, so check that original piece before trying to copy this.
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