Tuning AI by Simulating Bulk Matches with Claude
sokrypton · x · 2026-07-16
This reply highlights an interesting development method: having Claude simulate hundreds of batch matches, then continuously tweaking ai.js based on the feedback—essentially letting the "model play against itself" to accelerate parameter tuning and behavior improvement.
The author admits the AI still makes foolish moves, but it's steadily improving. They also propose a more radical direction: having AI build other AIs, which then compete against each other and iterate continuously.
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