Kizuna Ai Virtual AI Youtuber

Megazero · February 25, 2017

29 minutes ago, Xin said:

How does one create an A.I. to actively learn game objectives without hard-coding it in?

Well... you could use brute force? Like making them change what they do if they got "reset" back to a previous area cause they die or smt?

scottyseng · February 25, 2017

Haha, this is actually pretty neat. I never knew about this before. I went ahead and subscribed.

I'm more impressed at the visuals of the character. I thought it was live2D at first glance (What I use for 2D animation). It's pretty nicely done 3DCG (I think).

Teletha · February 25, 2017

5 hours ago, scottyseng said:

Haha, this is actually pretty neat. I never knew about this before. I went ahead and subscribed.

I'm more impressed at the visuals of the character. I thought it was live2D at first glance (What I use for 2D animation). It's pretty nicely done 3DCG (I think).

It's just a MMD model tracking her movement

scottyseng · February 25, 2017

6 hours ago, RaW D Coy said:

It's just a MMD model tracking her movement

Ah, I see. Still very cool to know.

darkchaos125 · April 22, 2017

On 2/23/2017 at 7:48 PM, Captain Chaos said:

Having watched her play Super Hot for a while, I'm tempted to agree that Ai Kizuna is not an AI. When an AI has found a succesful strategy for completing a level, it has no reason to deviate from that strategy if it recognizes that it's playing that level again.

Yet whenever Ai dies and has to replay a level, she says she recognizes it and then plays it differently than the previous times. Sometimes with a different strategy, sometimes she just misses shots that she made before.

With regards to those shots she misses, it looks to me like her eye-hand coordination isn't as good as you'd expect from an AI. It's more on the level of human beings.

Her reaction to answering questions is very fast like a robot/ai program however that could easily have been edited by human and I can't see an AI doing her own editing when she can't even measure herself in her solo 'physical' fitness test in a virtual space.

However as far as eye hand coordination goes, I'm pretty sure even high school girls or above cant be this bad....

Another interesting thing to say is that she says she's 'five' but of course she could be joking.

Saying things like 'its cuter if I can't do it' feels almost like it was pre-scripted by humans.

Another thing is that she fires answers for questions in a Q&A video. Someone asks if she's a male or female and she said "secret"

Then in another question, she answers back that she's a girl/female.

If she really was an AI, this is interesting because both answers are correct and not contradictory at all. She understands that she is an AI and therefore has no gender in the same sense as we do in the flesh. However she also understands that she has the personality/programming of a young girl, so she does have a gender (personality)

The way she doesn't pick up coins or jewels in games, and only focused in finshing the game..its rly hard to say if this is a human or not. I wanna say its human

The other thing that bugged me is that she 'cannot' jump but was able to do a long jump, which confused even her. Only an AI would be confused by that, not a human.