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A Twitter user known as Javi Lopez has now developed a full fledged 3D game which is very similar to the famous video game Doom, using GPT4.
ChatGPT, based on OpenAI’s GPT 3.5 model, made headlines when it was introduced last year. With the launch of GPT-4, OpenAI’s next-generation AI model, the company is paving the way for new possibilities with the model. As spotted by The Indian Express, a Twitter user who goes by the name of Javi Lopez has now developed a full fledged 3D game which is similar to the famous video game Doom using GPT-4.
Javi notes that while you can create some meaningful content, users should view it realistically and keep expectations in check. Also, to use GPT-4, you need to subscribe to ChatGPT Plus, which was recently opened to users in India.
“Just ask GPT to make a game in the style of ‘Doom’. If you prefer a brief request, you can ask it to provide clarification or avoid adding comment,” Javi said in a tweet.
Next, he went on to paste the code that ChatGPT generated into an HTML/JavaScript editor and pressed Run. “It’s possible that the first version it gives you will be in 2D,” Javi said, but to get a code that becomes a 3D game, “we just have to ask ChatGPT nicely.”
Javi suggests that the initial results may look basic, but you can improve the visual aesthetics of the game by requesting the GPT to include something like a ‘color wall’ in the code. And, “With enough time, you can add enemies, weapons, and other features to enhance the game.”
It seems to be just the proverbial tip of the iceberg, and just the beginning of the possibilities GPT-4 enables.
Recently, Microsoft confirmed that the new Bing is powered by GPT-4. “We’re pleased to confirm that the new Bing is running on GPT-4, which we’ve optimized for search,” the company revealed in a blog post. so if You’ve already had a hands-on experience with the new Bing, you’ve already tried the preview version.
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