Encoding human layer-by-layer cube strategy for a decision-making AI
gdechichi · x · 2026-09-22
gdechichi explains the setup: computers have solved Rubik's cubes for years via graph search, unlike humans who solve layer-by-layer in steps of 4-20 moves. He encoded those instructions to see if decision-making AI Jev could make the right calls—and it solved the cube like a human.
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