Constructing a Super Artificial Intelligence Model For The Luna Land On The Moon Game

Authors

  • hamed kiani zeenwhat

Abstract

The development of large language models has brought a new era of hope for the advancement of artificial intelligence, particularly in the realm of agent systems (Xi et al. 2023). Recent progress in the field of large language models has significantly impacted various industries, from healthcare to entertainment (Hayawi, Shahriar, and Mathew 2023). These powerful AI systems, often referred to as LLMs, have demonstrated remarkable capabilities in language generation and processing, paving the way for more sophisticated agent-based applications. (Xi et al. 2023). Constructing a super AI model for the Luna Land on the Moon game would involve leveraging the latest advancements in LLMs to create a comprehensive and intelligent system capable of navigating the complexities of the lunar simulation environment.

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Published

2025-04-09

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This is the project of  the article :

https://github.com/kiani2845/S_AI

 

Issue

Vol. 18 No. 2 (2025)

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Research Articles

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