TypeSafe AI debuts model for machines that plays Doom

What it does

The Register looks at TypeSafe's bid to build AI for software rather than conversation, with Doom as a launch demo.

How you can use it

First, write down a simple game moment to test. You might list a player's health, current room, and nearest monster. Then, have your developer send this information to Jev along with a clear list of choices, like running away or attacking.

Instead of writing a wordy reply, the service sends back quick scores for each move so your game can react right away. Keep in mind that calculated scores can still be mistakes, so your game rules must handle wrong moves safely.