The AIs are taking over Minecraft, as YouTuber creates working chatbot in vanilla Minecraft

It'll only be a matter of time before someone programs a working copy of Minecraft in Minecraft. Moving on from 16-bit computers or giant calculators, a working AI chatbot has been created in vanilla Minecraft using redstone, Command Blocks and some form of black magic. Created by Minecraft YouTuber Onnowhere, this AI chatbot has its own text interface, a memory log that can be preprogrammed with responses, as well as the potential for self-learning. Named Albert, this chatbot will store all previous messages within its memory log and is able to pick a response based on the conversation history between you and the AI. According to Onnowhere, it took around 1300 command blocks to create Albert and the actual way it handles data input is fascinating but way too complicated to explain briefly, so you can read all the nitty gritty information in the video above.