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🥹 This is honestly staggering: I uploaded the source code for the text adventure game, Zork, and asked Gemini 1.5 to play it with me. The model walked me through the game play -- but also made changes and modifications based on the questions I asked. When I asked... show more

👩‍💻 Paige Bailey

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Nick Walton2 years ago

Check out We've been building this kind of experience for a while! :) Also we've got some even more cool stuff cooking and coming soon

JP 🇨🇦2 years ago

Wow. I first played Zork on a C64. Amazing to see the progress over the past several decades!

Ash2 years ago

Can’t wait til more of us can access this amazing large context window model 🥺

ScienceStanley2 years ago

Just unbelievable. We are wandering into a very different world.

Marc Compere2 years ago

choose your own adventure books were awesome: I guess there are now a lot more options with the new approach 😳🤔

Tunc Yalgin2 years ago

very cool. I tried something slightly different: I made GPT4 play Zork. It started quite well but seemed to get stuck in a loop after going in the house and looking around for a bit. Will try it again with Gemini.

@TheTechnocene2 years ago

Jokes aside, this is pretty rad! 😁

fr02 years ago

I used Deck of DM Things' D&D prompt with Gemini Advanced, and I'm pretty amazed at how creative it is.

Kristin Brotherton2 years ago

❤️ this

Stefan Streichsbier2 years ago

Did you just upload the source code folder of Zoe’s, or did you do any other pre-processing?

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1,814,946 views • 3 years ago

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58,074 views • 1 month ago

I never do this ever but I feel that as a streamer for the game I love as well as the peeps who play it with me that this needs to be addressed. We are going to talk about the toxic behaviour and mentality of people in Unite. This individual is well known in my region to be extremely unfair spamming thanks... going afk... and surrendering constantly in their matches when things aren't going their way. For the first time for me, they've opened up voice comms and proceeded to trash talk myself and my friend. At first it was laughable because our region knows what type of person this player is. When the match ended, they continually talked negatively in such way that was in poor taste and it was then and there that I had to bring this to light. When we checked the aftermath... he made little to no contribution as a team player but proceeded to blame us. You just simply cannot be talking negatively like this without taking "accountability" for your own actions. I get that some games are frustrating and you can get upset but I strive with 100% everytime I play this game to make the community I play with a positive/learning and enjoyable experience. I understand there are those who were worried about how people may take this and are looking out for me and I appreciate you guys heaps. I am writing this to share that IT IS NOT OKAY to talk and act like this.. at least not to me or those around me let alone anyone else. Be a better person 🥹

I never do this ever but I feel that as a streamer for the game I love as well as the peeps who play it with me that this needs to be addressed. We are going to talk about the toxic behaviour and mentality of people in Unite. This individual is well known in my region to be extremely unfair spamming thanks... going afk... and surrendering constantly in their matches when things aren't going their way. For the first time for me, they've opened up voice comms and proceeded to trash talk myself and my friend. At first it was laughable because our region knows what type of person this player is. When the match ended, they continually talked negatively in such way that was in poor taste and it was then and there that I had to bring this to light. When we checked the aftermath... he made little to no contribution as a team player but proceeded to blame us. You just simply cannot be talking negatively like this without taking "accountability" for your own actions. I get that some games are frustrating and you can get upset but I strive with 100% everytime I play this game to make the community I play with a positive/learning and enjoyable experience. I understand there are those who were worried about how people may take this and are looking out for me and I appreciate you guys heaps. I am writing this to share that IT IS NOT OKAY to talk and act like this.. at least not to me or those around me let alone anyone else. Be a better person 🥹

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27,107 views • 3 years ago