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Trained agents on natural-language instructions and visual observations across diverse 3D environments, acting through keyboard-and-mouse interfaces rather than privileged game state.
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Preliminary finite-game results do not fulfill the stated goal of arbitrary instructions in any world. A shared interface and cross-game experiments do not establish general intelligence or real-robot transfer.
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- Scaling Instructable Agents Across Many Simulated Worlds
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Maria Abi Raad; Arun Ahuja; Catarina Barros; Frederic Besse; Andrew Bolt; Adrian Bolton; Bethanie Brownfield; Gavin Buttimore; Max Cant; Sarah Chakera; Stephanie C. Y. Chan; Jeff Clune; Adrian Collister; Vikki Copeman; Alex Cullum; Ishita Dasgupta; Dario de Cesare; Julia Di Trapani; Yani Donchev; Emma Dunleavy; Martin Engelcke; Ryan Faulkner; Frankie Garcia; Charles Gbadamosi; Zhitao Gong; Lucy Gonzales; Karol Gregor; Arne Olav Hallingstad; Tim Harley; Sam Haves; Felix Hill; Ed Hirst; Drew A. Hudson; Steph Hughes-Fitt; Danilo J. Rezende; Mimi Jasarevic; Laura Kampis; Rosemary Ke; Thomas Keck; Junkyung Kim; Oscar Knagg; Kavya Kopparapu; Andrew Lampinen; Shane Legg; Alexander Lerchner; Marjorie Limont; Yulan Liu; Maria Loks-Thompson; Joseph Marino; Kathryn Martin Cussons; Loic Matthey; Siobhan Mcloughlin; Piermaria Mendolicchio; Hamza Merzic; Anna Mitenkova; Alexandre Moufarek; Valeria Oliveira; Yanko Oliveira; Hannah Openshaw; Renke Pan; Aneesh Pappu; Alex Platonov; Ollie Purkiss; David Reichert; John Reid; Pierre Harvey Richemond; Tyson Roberts; Giles Ruscoe; Jaume Sanchez Elias; Tasha Sandars; Daniel P. Sawyer; Tim Scholtes; Guy Simmons; Daniel Slater; Hubert Soyer; Heiko Strathmann; Peter Stys; Allison C. Tam; Denis Teplyashin; Tayfun Terzi; Davide Vercelli; Bojan Vujatovic; Marcus Wainwright; Jane X. Wang; Zhengdong Wang; Daan Wierstra; Duncan Williams; Nathaniel Wong; Sarah York; Nick Young
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SIMA Team: language-instructable agents across simulated worlds
Trained agents on natural-language instructions and visual observations across diverse 3D environments, acting through keyboard-and-mouse interfaces rather than privileged game state.
Scientific scope
Preliminary finite-game results do not fulfill the stated goal of arbitrary instructions in any world. A shared interface and cross-game experiments do not establish general intelligence or real-robot transfer.
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This is a source-linked WRS catalogue note. A full explanatory guide and independent scientific reconstruction have not been completed for this entry. Read the identified original work for its complete narrative and arguments.
People and systems
Maria Abi Raad; Arun Ahuja; Catarina Barros; Frederic Besse; Andrew Bolt; Adrian Bolton; Bethanie Brownfield; Gavin Buttimore; Max Cant; Sarah Chakera; Stephanie C. Y. Chan; Jeff Clune; Adrian Collister; Vikki Copeman; Alex Cullum; Ishita Dasgupta; Dario de Cesare; Julia Di Trapani; Yani Donchev; Emma Dunleavy; Martin Engelcke; Ryan Faulkner; Frankie Garcia; Charles Gbadamosi; Zhitao Gong; Lucy Gonzales; Karol Gregor; Arne Olav Hallingstad; Tim Harley; Sam Haves; Felix Hill; Ed Hirst; Drew A. Hudson; Steph Hughes-Fitt; Danilo J. Rezende; Mimi Jasarevic; Laura Kampis; Rosemary Ke; Thomas Keck; Junkyung Kim; Oscar Knagg; Kavya Kopparapu; Andrew Lampinen; Shane Legg; Alexander Lerchner; Marjorie Limont; Yulan Liu; Maria Loks-Thompson; Joseph Marino; Kathryn Martin Cussons; Loic Matthey; Siobhan Mcloughlin; Piermaria Mendolicchio; Hamza Merzic; Anna Mitenkova; Alexandre Moufarek; Valeria Oliveira; Yanko Oliveira; Hannah Openshaw; Renke Pan; Aneesh Pappu; Alex Platonov; Ollie Purkiss; David Reichert; John Reid; Pierre Harvey Richemond; Tyson Roberts; Giles Ruscoe; Jaume Sanchez Elias; Tasha Sandars; Daniel P. Sawyer; Tim Scholtes; Guy Simmons; Daniel Slater; Hubert Soyer; Heiko Strathmann; Peter Stys; Allison C. Tam; Denis Teplyashin; Tayfun Terzi; Davide Vercelli; Bojan Vujatovic; Marcus Wainwright; Jane X. Wang; Zhengdong Wang; Daan Wierstra; Duncan Williams; Nathaniel Wong; Sarah York; Nick Young
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.