There is absolutly no AI in this scenario. It's scam. Check greenfoot.org/applet_attachments/0005/3942/greenfoot15764964624479718996.jar There is the JAR-File of the game. See for example BadAntBot. ~2000 LOC of if-Statements. An AI would be learn on it own. Furthermore, you would have to train it with example inputs to make it play your game. Otherwise it would do only silly things the first few days, until it has collected enough data. It may be an nice "algorithm", but it is no AI.

So you would say that basically no computer game has AI players to compete against? AI doesn’t have to mean that it is something like AlphaZero. I didn’t look at the code but having if-else-statements isn’t disqualifiying anything from being an AI.

Yes. One fundamental feature of an AI is, that it learns from the environment and from the decisions from its past. Here, it's just an bunch of if-Statements. No learning, no retrospection, absolutly dumb algorithm.

If the AI has an if condition that doesn't make it a bot, you can use if to do training, and you should learn more about this topic.

This AI is difficult to notice, but it is there. And if only one Java was running on the Greenfoot site, then there would be 2 AI, 1 of which would be noticeable.

I did it what you told to me Check it out- Dawn of tank

@Private12345: That’s just the opinion of someone on the internet. Not >the< definition of the term. Anyway, a quote from the same website: (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/artificial-intelligence) “Artificial intelligence (AI) is the branch of computer science and technology that studies the development of machines able to simulate aspects of human intelligence. This tag may also refer to the part of a computer game application that controls the behavior of the virtual characters with which the player may interact during the game.” Note the second sentence.

In fact, there are still Rule-based AI systems. This topic is quite extensive to study, I'm quite interested in it) You can try it too))