Fine with me.
Jonas Tyroller
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It's about 30 different hardcoded "mini AIs" that vote among each other where to put the next pixel. The AIs that predicted the next player actions best get a higher weight for their next vote. This way it can adjust quickly to what you are doing. Unfortunately the only things it can consider for its decision at the moment are the surrounding pixels. So e.g. if you always place green pixels next to purple pixels, the AI can learn that extremely quickly. The drawback is that the AI can only "learn" behaviours predefined by my 30 hardcoded mini AIs.
Aiby is trying to mimic what you are doing. E.g. if you are painting an outline around something, she helps you. If you fill empty blocks, she does the same. If you replace all greens with reds, so does Aiby. The only problem is she is not good at understanding context. So if you draw faces or characters, she often messes your stuff up. :D