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p>This makes the work of an AI that much simpler. The Facebook team believes that even if their AI fails at many tasks it will still be useful. They claim that they believe they can make progress towards an assistant that is useful without needing to be capable "to succeed at every request."

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p>However, it's not easy. One of the challenges is understanding the language of everyday. The Facebook team imagines this request:

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p>PLAYER Make a tower that is 15 blocks high and then place an enormous smiley on the top. Assistant :

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p>This seemingly straightforward request requires a surprising amount of expertise. The person who assists must comprehend the concept of"towers," understand the concept of "tower" and how to construct one, understand that "15 blocks high" is a measurement of the height of the tower, and know what "15" is. They must also be aware of the meaning of smiley, and how to build it and what it means to put it on the top. https://minecraft-servers.cloud/ </p>

p>But the possibilities for an AI to learn are huge. If Facebook is able to get enough human assistance the AI could seek out human assistance in learning.

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p>And Facebook is setting itself the task of creating the AI to improve itself. One of the most common criticisms of AI systems is that they don't learn new tasks beyond those that they have been trained for and for which data is collected and prepared. But the researchers think the Minecraft environment is a great environment to develop this type of learning.

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p>That's interesting work that sketches out an ambitious goal for Facebook. It's still early days. The project is described by the team as a "call for arms."

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p>However, an early version of the assistant is already available to ordinary users to begin experimenting with. Anyone can download it here.

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