Kiko toto are video games that use artificial intelligence to increase realism, challenge players, and enable innovative gameplay. This includes non-player characters (NPCs) that adapt to player actions, enemy units that use strategic decision-making, and more.

For example, the popular Pokémon Go game used GPS data from mobile devices to let players know when a Pokestop was nearby. This kind of interaction with the user’s real-world environment can enhance immersive gaming experiences and foster a sense of exploration and discovery.

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Another example of AI in games is the use of procedural generation to create new levels, unique environments, and challenges that are tailored to each individual player. This can be done through the use of neural networks, finite state machines (FSMs), or decision trees.

Generative AI is another type of AI that can generate a wide variety of content, from images to music to computer code. This is the kind of AI that is behind chatbots like Claude and Grok, which can create their own text to communicate with users. It’s also the technology that powers Apple’s Siri, Microsoft’s Cortana, and other virtual assistants.

Some generative AI algorithms can even write its own video games. John Hester, a retired software developer, recently challenged an open-source generative AI to write a simple Pac-Man game. Although the result was not as good as some of the winning entries in the International AI Games competition, it was still an important milestone for generative AI.