Milo - Lionhead's new project
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It looks really different from anything that has come before it, but I feel like we just don't have the technology to do this yet. If we give it 10 years, I think this will be a little more feasible. How many phrases and words will it be able to recognize before we hit the inevitable point of: "I don't know what that means. Want to go fishing?" when you start cussing at it. Still, it looked pretty interesting, and I jumped out of my seat when the paper was instantly passed into the game. It's Peter Molyneux, so obviously he's going to tell us how revolutionary it is going to be, even if it ends up not fully working. However, no matter how it turns out, this is a big milestone in gaming, and for once, Peter really has brought a revolutionary new way to look at and interact with games.
True. I don't think AI technology has reached the point yet where it can intelligently interact with a human outside of a handful of pre-programmed activities. Maybe 10 years, as you say. AI today can be pretty smart, but extremely single minded, even if its a 'learning network'.balimuzz said:
All of this was a bit shady for me.. awesome but shady. I liked in natal how the kid holds his skateboard up to a laser beam that scans the room like something out of charlies angels. lmao. I like how in the video all you see is a T.V. Then for the live demo there is this ginormous framed out box around the tv with big gapping holes in them for what im assuming are protype sensors. I liked how when milo threw the ball or whatever it was at the lady peter slipped and said " she how she reached for it.. that wasn't even in the script" I also liked how they refered to it as a vision of the future, and gave us information such as when this is realeased it will work on all past and future 360's. In other words by the time this is out there will be new 360s and the ones your playing on now will be relics...Thanks for halo microsoft, but really this year you have given us nothing.
So like.... How is this gonna transfere into an actual game??? cause you don't want technology without a proper gaming purpose otherwise known as Wii syndrome.
This looks amazing, but this is Lionhead here.
They're FAMOUS for completely blowing their features up to monstrous proportions when they're basically a half truth.
IF this works Lionhead has just built the first program capable of passing the Turing Test.
They're FAMOUS for completely blowing their features up to monstrous proportions when they're basically a half truth.
IF this works Lionhead has just built the first program capable of passing the Turing Test.
Milo = young Skynet
Somebody better deal with Molyneux NOW, before he has a chance to destroy humanity.
Somebody better deal with Molyneux NOW, before he has a chance to destroy humanity.
If this is more than just E3 smoke and mirrors, I dare say it will be something utterly revolutionary and really expand the concept of gaming.
looked good enough to me. I'll gladly toss myself in that gullible lot until I see something to contradict why I should believe that it did what it is designed to do.
Put two of them in front of eachother then say hi and jump back. Prepare to have your mind blown!
Read it.Banok said:
Reading it again.
I'll reiterate. We didn't see a tech demo. We saw a video. Please, I've gone over this with about 40 people now. There is a difference.
What Joystiq experienced was a tech demo. What we experienced was not.
Which is what I was commenting on.
The entire problem with this is the application. Great! I can have a conversation with a kid. This is >5< years of development. There is no practical application to be had now, 5 years from now, or this gen.
Is this a piece of tech? A game? If it's a game, great! That's a seriously casual experience. If it's a piece of tech, that's fantastic! 5 years of development for limited responses (read the same Joystiq article) and a single scripted event.
Too much development time for what it is right now. Maybe in 10 years when the tech has advanced and becomes easy to manipulate. As it is now, it's too much work for too little reward to be anything significant.
Which is why I'm pretty :| about it.
