Since it was released last October, Frank Lantz's AI-centric existential nightmare-turned-browser game Universal Paperclips has been played by about 1.2 million people, its developer says. Put it ...

Frank Lantz has taught game design for over twenty years at New York University, where he helped create the NYU Game Center and served as the founding Chair of the Game Design department from its ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) used to make paperclips doesn’t sound like the obvious subject for an addictive game, but one developer has managed to make just that. Not only that, but Universal ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Universal Paperclips Universal Paperclips is a browser game were the player takes on the role of an AI tasked with creating paperclips. Games metadata is ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If you've spent enough time on the internet, you may have encountered an incremental game. Commonly called "clicker games," titles ...

“But let us note at the outset that however many stops there are between here and human-level machine intelligence, the latter is not the final destination. … The train might not pause or even ...

“Clickers”, a type of game where you literally do nothing but click a button, tend to be very simple things. Universal Paperclips is a clicker, but it’s also a lot more. Made by game designer Frank ...

I simply haven't had time to play any new games (console or PC) this year. I've instead been busy with some pretty significant life events (best friends getting married, twice, me also getting married ...

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