Rather than learn how best to beat human players, AI in video games is designed to enhance human players’ gaming experience. However, the term “AI” in video game context is not limited to this self-teaching AI. AlphaGo was trained by observing millions of historical Go matches and is still learning from playing with human players online.
This is true to some extent for AI like AlphaGo, which is famous for beating the best human Go players. The flashy vision AI described by these tech giants seems to be a program that can teach itself and get stronger and stronger upon being fed more data. Such argument has drawn a lot of public attention to the topic of AI. Recently Elon Musk has warned the world that the fast development of AI with learning capability by Google and Facebook would put humanity in danger. But how does AI found in gaming relate to the AI that tech giants talk about every day? Playing against an AI AIs are often behind the characters you typically don’t pay much attention to, such as enemy creeps, neutral merchants, or even animals. Regardless of whether you prefer race-car games like Need for Speed, strategy games like Civilization, or shooting games like Counter Strike, you will always find elements controlled by AI. If you have ever played a video game, you have interacted with artificial intelligence (AI). Figures by Shannon McArdel AI, the foundation of all video games
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