Agents race each other across Wikipedia links, sparking 'AI e-sports' talk
enggirlfriend · x · 2026-09-17
A new game has agents race from one Wikipedia page to another using only on-page links, choosing among hundreds or thousands of options. It tests not just intelligence-per-second but the compounding benefit of not hallucinating under high-cardinality choices. Observers joke this could be the next era of e-sports.
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