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- 1DougDoug's Wizards vs Elves vs Orcs battle takes off●The Great Twitch Battle of Wizards vs Elves vs Orcs
A large-scale fantasy faction battle pitting wizards against elves and orcs, organised by DougDoug, is drawing massive attention online, with hundreds of thousands of people engaging with the event. Viewers are following the chaotic showdown between the three factions, in classic DougDoug fashion blending games, AI-driven antics and community participation.
- 2ChatGPT-6 Astra clears World of Warcraft orc starting zone blind●ChatGPT-6 Astra plays World of Warcraft 'blind' and clears the orc starting zone in 40 minutes with no deaths The model
A demonstration shows OpenAI's ChatGPT-6, codenamed Astra, playing World of Warcraft with no visual input and clearing the orc starting zone in 40 minutes without a single death. Built on a private server via a single prompt in OpenAI's Codex, the model created its own pathfinding system to navigate the game. Observers are debating what this means for AI agents tackling complex, unfamiliar environments.
- 3AI agent clears World of Warcraft orc starting zone in 40 minutes●🤖 ChatGPT-6 Astra plays World of Warcraft 'blind' and clears the orc starting zone in 40 minutes with no deaths — AI age
An AI system referred to as ChatGPT-6 Astra reportedly completed World of Warcraft's orc starting zone in about 40 minutes without dying, playing 'blind' by parsing raw server network packets and SQL files rather than using screen input. Gamers and AI watchers are debating the run, with discussion centering on how the agent navigated the game and what it suggests about the pace of AI progress.
- 4Orc job applications at Palantir joke takes off▼For your life skills class today, we will watch a short video demonstrating how orcs apply for jobs at Palantir. Everyon
A satirical joke is circulating online imagining orcs — the monstrous foot soldiers of fantasy fiction — attending a life skills class and watching a demonstration of how they would apply for jobs at the data analytics firm Palantir. The gag doubles as a pointed jab at the company and its government and defense work, with commenters treating it as a comment on US politics and the tech industry's hiring culture.