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An artificial intelligence developed by Elon Musk's OpenAI has defeated the best players in Dota 2... In its latest match, the robot faced off against Danila "Dendi" Ishutin, a professional player from Ukraine and winner of numerous prestigious awards... the confrontation ended with Dendi's complete defeat. The artificial opponent managed to beat him twice... It took the machine two weeks to go from a beginner to a professional esports player.
I wonder if they will create an AI capable of beating a human in "Heroes 3"? :)
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I wonder if they will create an AI capable of beating a human in "Heroes 3"?
The interesting thing is that this OpenAI is positioned as a universal tool. It can be connected to any program as an external library, and the connection takes only 7 lines of code. So, in theory, nothing prevents integrating this thing into the game, training it (for this, the AI only needs to play against itself), and that's it. Although, there is a challenge: a game of Heroes is objectively longer and more complex, and even in Dota, the AI was trained with limitations (they took a limited number of game modes and a very limited number of heroes that the AI can play as. It seems to be only one hero).
The whole point is that this OpenAI is positioned as a universal tool. It can be connected to any program as an external library, and the connection takes only 7 lines of code. So, in theory, nothing prevents integrating this thing into the Heroes games, training it (for this, the AI only needs to play against itself), and then you're good to go. Although, there is a challenge: a game of Heroes is objectively longer and more complex, and besides, even in Dota, the AI was trained with limitations (they took a limited number of game modes and a very limited number of heroes that the AI can play as. It seems like only one hero).
If only 7 lines of code are needed, then why were 12+ people needed in the team that created this bot for Dota (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKzuUAY2c4o at 13:30)? Moreover, if you listen to what their team lead says, they were doing trivial things. Playing in the mid lane in Dota is, by its nature, almost a purely technical task, and besides, it's a task with open information. If I heard correctly, they were working on it for about a year. Considering that this is only for the Support role and only for playing in the mid lane. So don't worry).
"...the connection requires 7 lines of code."
However, the essence of the event is not bad... True, what's good about it, and who might find it useful? :)
This way, later it will be possible to assess the degree to which a "perfectly played game" by the Lizard faction, or any other, matches a truly ideal algorithm for the development of events on a random map. (I have absolutely nothing against the Lizard, and I understand that he probably doesn't care about my opinion, but he has repeatedly confirmed his abilities, take, for example, King of the Hill and other tournaments!).
There's a more serious question. Does anyone want to organize a Beginner tournament on HOTY? If it's possible to attract new players from the HOTY lobby by making some kind of announcement (I don't know how technically feasible that is?), it would be really cool.
Oh, please, just no HOTY (((...I specifically stopped playing seasonal games to participate in the Beginner tournament...I really want to, I'm really looking forward to the winter Beginner tournament on SOD, since they messed up the summer one ((
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That's your opinion. I'm not saying that you should only play HotA. The goal is to attract new players from the HotA lobby to participate in tournaments. We could hold one tournament for beginners in SoD and another in HotA.
I actually think that Hota has much more in common with Dota than with Heroes. It's a completely different game. Besides, even now, in most StarCraft tournaments, by mutual agreement, Hotans are allowed to play on it.
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