A recent project has seen a computer learning to play the classic game Super Mario Kart on a real Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) using an evolutionary algorithm. The program, named LuEAgi, was developed by LF_MrL314. The AI is designed to learn how to play with minimal information provided.
LuEAgi mimics the concept of natural selection in its learning process, repeatedly attempting tasks and learning from mistakes to improve its strategies for gaming challenges effectively.
The question is, of course, does Skynet start out by beating us at Mario Kart?
Shortly after, “AI learns to speak after learning to play Mario Kart, immediately complains about the bullshit rubberbanding.”