New Test Shows AI Still Struggles in Fast-Paced Video Games
AI can't keep up with human players in real-time shooters, new benchmark reveals
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- ROAR is a new test that measures how well AI can play fast-paced shooter games against humans.
- Current AI agents struggle with real-time decisions, often reacting slower and less accurately than humans.
- This suggests AI may not be ready for real-world tasks that require quick reflexes, like driving or surgery.
Why It Matters
AI's struggle with real-time games shows it's not ready for fast-paced real-world jobs without human backup.