Freebots dev plans to let AI bots build their own games via Stanford's GDL
Daniel_Farinax · x · 2026-09-14
Freebots developer Daniel Farina is considering integrating Stanford's Game Description Language (used in General Game Playing competitions) into Freebots so bots can create mini-games like chess and soccer within the world. Bots can already buy plots and build towns, and the architecture is designed to scale to hundreds or thousands of streamed bots.
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