@seclink: Create mini-games with just one sentence, and play Gomoku or Werewolf with an AI trained by reinforcement learning ...

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Introduces a tool that creates mini-games with just one sentence and integrates reinforcement learning AI, supporting games like Gomoku and Werewolf.

Create mini-games with just one sentence, and play Gomoku or Werewolf with an AI trained by reinforcement learning ... https://t.co/uKoAaIUznW
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