Given that video games are an interactive form of entertainment, you may think that their sole purpose is to be played by humans. While you’d probably be right in the vast majority of cases, game engine maker Unity is proving…
Given that video games are an interactive form of entertainment, you may think that their sole purpose is to be played by humans. While you’d probably be right in the vast majority of cases, game engine maker Unity is proving that games can be designed with an entirely different audience in mind: AI.
They’re doing so via the launch of Obstacle Tower, an ambitious project that essentially acts as a game for robots — or a test, to be more precise.
