Yep when the FAIR research ended unfortunately so did the bots. We were a bit spoiled by Philip Paquette who ran his MILA bots himself for us on his system for years. Also when his hardware couldn't process orders fast enough anymore he had a docker image that made it pretty straightforward to get the bots running (even just running on CPU, no GPU needed).Bladerunners wrote: ↑Sun Feb 05, 2023 9:26 am#1 development flaw with the bots is designers programming Italy to attack Austria in extremely unrealistic percentage of games. Zero way the bots have ‘learned this’ as no real Italy diplomacy player plays like that….
With the FAIR bots it's quite different; their bots are available but the models aren't public. I do have access to them but it's set up to run CICERO on a supercomputer, and needs a powerful graphics card.
I've spent the weekend and took today off work to try and get the FAIR bots running on my desktop machine at home where I have a 2080 GPU; this way I'll have a better understanding of the requirements for the various models and how it'll integrate in, but getting it set up is much more complicated.
I have got it to install and compile, the unit tests have passed, now I'm porting the model data over and will try and spin it up. Fingers crossed.
If it does work I'll get my machine to submit orders to the production site until we host it in the cloud.