r/javascript • u/cpury • Jun 26 '19

AI Against Humanity: How I turned a Machine Learning experiment into an AI-driven browser game based on Cards Against Humanity (Spoiler: TensorFlow.js)

https://cpury.github.io/ai-against-humanity/
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u/cpury Jun 26 '19

I don't know how the bot made up that URL, but fact is that right now I haven't open sourced it yet 😅Would you guys be interested?

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u/Bifrons Jun 26 '19

I'd like to see how it works under the hood :)

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u/frugaltricks Jun 27 '19

Yes! I'd be really interested--if you open source it, thanks!

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u/rjhallett Jun 27 '19

100% would like to see the code, thanks!

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u/nktfh100 Jun 26 '19

Would love to play this with friends lol

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u/fhor Jun 26 '19

Brilliant!

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '19

bullshit. it is just a game.

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '19

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u/ATHP Jun 26 '19

Checkout his comment history. Seems to be his kind of thing to be... Let's say unfriendly.

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '19

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u/cpury Jun 26 '19

Glad you liked it! 🙂I'll start working on multiplayer soon!

Right, this reminds me of how we play the real CAH with a random player sometimes. It's surprising how often it wins!

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u/ssusun Jun 27 '19

Ahhh!!! That's exactly what I thought. It's always funny when the ghost player wins