Project Malmo – a platform for fundamental AI research
- Katja Hofmann
I present Project Malmo – an AI experimentation platform built on top of the popular computer game Minecraft, and designed to support fundamental research in artificial intelligence. As the AI research community pushes for artificial general intelligence (AGI), experimentation platforms are needed that support the development of flexible agents that learn to solve diverse tasks in complex environments. Minecraft is an ideal foundation for such a platform, as it exposes agents to complex 3D worlds, coupled with infinitely varied game-play. Project Malmo provides a sophisticated abstraction layer on top of Minecraft that supports a wide range of experimentation scenarios, ranging from navigation and survival to collaboration and problem solving tasks. In this talk I discuss Malmo, and how it can push help the research community tackle the next big challenges in AI.
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Scarlet Schwiderski-Grosche
Director
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Taille: Cambridge Lab PhD Summer School
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The Malmo Collaborative AI Challenge
- Katja Hofmann
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- Zoubin Ghahramani
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- John Schulman
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Project Malmo – a platform for fundamental AI research
- Katja Hofmann
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