Sima 2: AI learns skills in artificial worlds for real world problems

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Sima 2 Showing how AI can learn skills from Artificial worlds that it can in the future use to solve problems in the real world. Adaptive intelligence, the next six months are going to be heady times.

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We’re introducing SIMA 2, the next major milestone in general and helpful embodied AI agents. 👾 With Gemini integrated at its core, it moves beyond following basic instructions to think, learn, and collaborate in complex, 3D worlds. 🔵 Advanced reasoning: It can accomplish high-level goals in a wide array of games – describing its intentions, explaining what it sees, and outlining the steps its taking. 🔵 Improved generalization: It can transfer concepts like “mining” in one game and apply it to “harvesting” in another - connecting the dots between similar tasks. 🔵 Self-improvement: Through trial-and-error and Gemini-based feedback, it can teach itself entirely new skills in unseen worlds without additional human input. 🔵 Adaptability: When tested in simulated 3D worlds created with our Genie 3 world model, it demonstrates unprecedented adaptability by navigating its surroundings, following instructions, and taking meaningful steps towards goals.  This research offers a strong path toward applications in robotics and another step towards AGI in the physical world. Learn more → https://goo.gle/SIMA-2

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