What the hell is going on on this planet?!

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Well what I'm saying is that I'd like to see the AI be able build a planet up decently from a blank slate. Once that is sorted then we can hope to see them be able to redevelop planets that are in bad shape.
Wouldn't the two be the same thing tho? If the AI has the template of how a planet should look it can apply that template to completely empty and ruined planets alike...the main problem is, there isn't a single always usable planet template as they have to be adjusted to the economy at hand. Honestly I wonder why they don't just take the ways human players make planets and make the AI do the same.
 

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Honestly I wonder why they don't just take the ways human players make planets and make the AI do the same.

Because long-term planning is incredibly hard to program AI to do. At best, they can look at all available factors and react. Have a "grand plan" or intending to eventually betray someone, etc. is way beyond what the AI can do at this point.
 

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Because long-term planning is incredibly hard to program AI to do. At best, they can look at all available factors and react. Have a "grand plan" or intending to eventually betray someone, etc. is way beyond what the AI can do at this point.
Can we timetravel to a point where Deepmind AI is commonplace in all video games?