30 years ago AI became available in a kid’s video game – have we learned anything since then?

https://thepoint.com.au/ · 11/04 14:02 UTC

The neural networks that ran on home computers and PlayStations thirty years ago were about a hundred-million times smaller than today's AI models. The article says that in a few key details, the Norns were more seemingly 'alive' than today's chatbots are.

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