In less than 2 minutes Here's your Human vs. AI Go game! Here's what's included: Features: The AI ​​uses Claude (via the API) to plan each move — it analyzes the board and plays strategically. 3 difficulty levels: Beginner, Intermediate, Expert Choice of color: play Black or White 3 board sizes: 9×9, 13×13, 19×19 All rules respected: captures, suicide is forbidden, KOs are disabled. "The AI ​​is thinking…" animation during calculations. Note: The HTML file runs locally, but the AI ​​requires an internet connection to call the API. In case of unavailability, a smart fallback plays automatically. go_vs_ia.zip

AI, seemingly designed to ruin just about everything. Even Star Trek folks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4mwr7QLC7c&t=5s

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That looks pretty slick.

Are you thinking of adding node-based material authoring to Rayscaper? Maybe... - I was more thinking in the line of adding MaterialX imports so that users can easily import materials made by software like this or Substance Designer.

@panixia Ah yes, I remember the very first days when I changed to Blender; it was so unpredictable (compared to 3Ds Max) that I felt totally disappointed! Later on, I got accustomed to that as well. Maybe the same experience when one starts using ZBrush! Yes, you are right, let's see what will happen by injecting more of AI to our world!

Saw some tutorial on YT - I was unpleasantly surprised how many shots is needed for the job done. It'd need some AI involving

Local Free 3D multi converter https://www.opencascade.com/products/cad-assistant/ but Mayo take over the relay https://github.com/fougue/mayo

There are a few free rooms you can use which I have done then there are a bunch of paid for rooms which I have not yet done.

I had a look at that but frankly cannot see a use for it yet. Down the line and developed perhaps but right now, nothing more than a laugh. Not everythin tagged with the AI title is worth a hill of beans, or even a plate full.

Plasticity 1.0 has been released. It's no longer free, but quite affordable i think and without subscription. There is a prototype for a Blender real time connection... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwlHwgtUG4k

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxULJh6kPOY

And it's free! Supported SketchUp 2017 to SketchUp 2023 https://youtu.be/Vj9wjxbuHK0

Fascinating, thanks for posting these.