An Introduction to AI in Games

[jeff18]

http://blog.wolfire.com/2010/01/An-Introduction-to-AI-in-Games-from-Phil-Carlisle

[krakensden]

These guys, by the way, have done an amazing job of promoting themselves with their blog. They should be a model for everyone.

[presidentender]

I usually don't enjoy this type of bird's-eye view article, but that was a really cool, useful collection of links.

[rdtsc → presidentender]

I don't either. It seems there is a strange rift between academic AI research and game AI research.

Try "ai planning" search on Google scholar:

http://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=ai+planning&hl=en...

[patio11 → rdtsc]

It seems there is a strange rift between academic AI research and game AI research.

One of them has a quirky cultural preference for shipping.

[nazgulnarsil]

whenever I read this kind of stuff I just think "cart before horse". the games I enjoy the most are quite primitive. all the enemy AI in crytek didn't amount to a fun game.