at first glance, minecraft seems simple, but it offers players almost unlimited creative possibilities. for example, the youtube channel "sammyuri" transformed the game world into a huge computer with built-in chatbots and made its creation public.
to simulate computer hardware, this enthusiast used the mechanism of redstone (a material that conducts signals in the game). gamers often use this fictional mineral to create circuits of varying complexity.
the blogger decided to assemble a custom pc using 439 million blocks. its size was just perfect. to run this map, the "district horizons" mod is required.
the core of this diy project is a small ai model "craftgpt", which was trained with python and has 5 million parameters. the author publicly warned that the response accuracy of the neural network might be compromised, and in some cases, it could be completely off the mark. even if the server's tick rate was increased by 40,000 times, the response would still take several hours.
however, if you want to chat with this unusual chatbot, it's actually very simple. a dedicated user has made all the files needed to run this bot (recommended for computers with at least 32gb of ram) publicly available on github.