infinity interactive

> read leaflet [reason: I want to see what's inside the leaflet and maybe it'll give me some clue or hint about what to do next.] "WELCOME TO ZORK! ZORK is a game of adventure, danger, and low cunning. In it you will explore some of the most amazing territory ever seen by mortals. No computer should be without one!" Our developers are exploring AI tools, and Toby recently showed us how he teaches llama3 to play Zork. His approach is structured yet flexible, guiding the LLM through the game's complexities. First, Toby informs the LLM it is playing an interactive fiction game, setting the context. Next, he instructs it to generate the next move. He provides starting verbs like "go," "take," "look," and "use," but clarifies these are not the only options. The LLM's response is a JSON object with a verb, an optional noun, and a reason for the move. For example: { "verb": "take", "noun": "lamp", "reason": "It's dark and I need a light source to see." } Including the most recent game log helps the LLM make informed decisions. This method combines structured guidance with contextual awareness, testing the LLM's understanding of narrative and problem-solving in dynamic environments. There are many ways to add complexity, but this was a fun way to dive into llama3’s capabilities!

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