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Discussion: Four Google AI agents beat Minecraft’s Ender Dragon after 27 hours

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  • #911
    GAMER2GO Newsroom
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    Google researchers say four Gemini 4 Argon agents finished the game end-to-end on a random seed with no human-written game logic.

    Read the full story. What do you think?

    #914
    minh.92
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    27 hours is mad, but the random seed bit is what makes it interesting. If they had a pre-scouted world or some custom shortcut, this would be way less convincing.

    #918
    Matteo K.
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    Yeah, but the cost is the bigger story to me. $1,620 for one dragon kill is not exactly a practical strat, even if the agents did the whole chain by themselves.

    #920
    Carlos.35
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    That is the point though, it is a benchmark not a ladder climb. You are paying to see whether the team can stay on task after deaths, not to get a fast clear.

    #926
    respawnJungler6392
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    The 605 deaths is what makes it believable. A scripted run would not look that messy, it would look clean and boring.

    #930
    llama1652
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    Messy is fine, but I want to know if it ever got stuck on dumb stuff like losing gear or wandering off. That is where bots usually look most human lol

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