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In the Aurion universe, Palak Elshe is reputed to be one of the most fearsome bosses, with a power comparable to that of the Sharigan in his eye. He wields the Ney-Auri, an evil version of the Aurion, and tolerates no argument. Find out more about Aurion here https://lnkd.in/eZHe-swA #aurionverse #aurionlko #gaming

Story #323 of 365 short stories: Turns out the most intelligent animal on earth is the Tridacna gigas, or giant clam. You probably can’t tell from the outside, but they're always thinking. Through the power of MRIs, we’ve discovered their remarkable faculty for language, reasoning, empathy, math, drawing, art, music, sports betting, video gaming, even joke-telling. Read the full story at: https://lnkd.in/eFPqY4Jp

https://lnkd.in/eG5E-iEu EP 5: Exploring mathematical insights a journey into pursuit-evasion games and dismantlable graphs Have you ever wondered how to find a moving target in a maze or how missiles precisely target intelligent moving objects? These scenarios are real-world applications rooted in complex mathematical theories. Professor Luckraz’s publication uncovers a new dimension within dismantlable graphs. Listen to the discussion of Shravan’s article ‘On a contraction-like property of dismantlable graphs’

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Book recommendation: Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin. This novel tells the story of two creative partners who make games while their personal lives unravel. It explores the game design process and the challenges of working in the gaming industry. https://lnkd.in/givZSW7N #gamedevelopment #whattoread

This is the intro of my paper in the Journal of Mathematical Psychology introducing non-Nashian game theory and extending Hofstadter's superrationality to non-symmetric games 😀 If it got your attention, you can read the rest of the paper on arXiv (link below👇).

What Kind of Game Are You Playing? A Brief Intro to Rethinking Societal Frameworks In an era defined by both profound challenges and unprecedented opportunities, the question "What kind of game are you playing?" holds critical importance. In this article I will attempt to navigate through a confluence of influential thinkers and ancient wisdom to shed light on the essence of the "games" that shape our lives, societies, and futures. https://lnkd.in/dDTYfFzz

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What if we’re living in a simulation? What if everything we see and experience is actually a fake? Could we ever know? What difference would it make? Some philosophers and computer scientists have argued that if it is possible to simulate a universe that could support life, then most living beings would in all likelihood be simulated ones. supposing that the people in a simulated universe could themselves simulate a universe with life. If anyone does it in any given universe, then all of a sudden there could be wildly more simulated universes than real ones (maybe even infinite simulated universes) and so the odds that any given person is living in the real, non-simulated universe are basically zilch. Should we all resign ourselves to the inescapable probability of our own unreality? Should we despair at the pointlessness of a probably-simulated existence? Pish posh! Who cares if we’re living in simulation? If we can think and feel, what makes any ‘reality’ in which our own existence is some facsimile any more ‘real’ or substantial? Do they have better food up in ‘real’ town? Besides if we can’t interact with whoever/whatever is simulating our universe, then could we even tell a difference? Is it even meaningful to say that this universe is ‘simulated’ or not if either way we’re confined to what we can experience within it? Perhaps a difference that makes no difference is no difference. Perhaps we shouldn’t concern ourselves with whether our experiences are ‘real’ so much as whether they are good. After all, this universe has Wednesday Night Cuttle tonight at 8:30 PM EST, and I think we can all agree, that makes it good enough for anybody. Join us tonight at https://cuttle.cards for great times in good company. Dive deep!

At the recent Artificial Intelligence Association of Lithuania meetup I shared my subjective vision on how text-to-video might change game industry as a whole. You can find my slides here: https://lnkd.in/dZ8FHedJ