CraftGPT is a colossus of 439 million blocks that was created by a YouTuber, and it's a fully functional small language model in Minecraft.

Replies are slow and it's prone to gibberish – just like any other AI Never mind Doom running on a potato, or whatever – the ...

Redstone in Minecraft is an item that never fails to fascinate everyone with all its possibilities. Talented redstone engineers have made automatons ranging from simple item sorters to complex ...

I decided to make my Minecraft Hardcore base fully automatic - with redstone machines doing all the hard work for me!

A Minecraft builder developed a functional version of ChatGPT using redstone circuits—vivid proof that computation transcends hardware.

TL;DR: AMD's upcoming FSR Redstone update introduces AI-powered Super Resolution, Frame Generation, Ray Regeneration, and Neural Radiance Caching, enhancing ray-tracing and path-tracing capabilities.

Minecraft has many mechanics that make the game interesting and, in some cases, more challenging. For example, players can use different items to create special potions and get abilities like water ...

A prominent computer science professor at one of the world’s most prestigious universities says his graduates are struggling to find work — a far cry from just four years ago when they had their pick ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. It's been almost six months since Mojang Studios hosted an installment of Minecraft Live, which provides a look ahead at what's coming to Minecraft.

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Graphics Cards OptiScaler has been updated to theoretically support AMD's FSR 4 in all games with upscaling that don't use Vulkan or anti-cheat—which is nice, but why the heck doesn't AMD do this?