Real Time AI Powered Online Earth Simulator

[Grub]

I randomly came across this real time Earth simulator doing a search for sim type games and I think it has some potential to be pretty hilarious.

https://dynamic-earth-sim.replit.app/

It simulates a bunch of stuff like population and GDP and other stuff I haven't looked much into yet. The game generates events periodically but the best part is you can add world events in using an AI prompt and it will affect the world and you'll get a little ai generated news blurb. I decided to test it out by having a a poo geyser erupt in Delhi followed by a cult that began worshipping it and finally sank the entire continent into the ocean where it belongs. It worked basically as expected.





There doesn't seem to be really any limit as to what you can have it do. I feel like you guys could probably come up with some better and funnier ideas than me.

 

[imbecile]

I wasn't feeling too creative so I simply had the United States nuke Israel, which led to a nuclear winter, followed by the total collapse of every single nation on Earth. After even the small conflicts had finally died down, there was nothing much happening save for a bit of ham radio communication from small, isolated groups of survivors.

I watched the simulation for about half an hour but unfortunately the connection seems to have been lost permanently now. Shame.

Day: 2022
Global population: 72.5k

EDIT: It appears the entire project is just gone now lmfao

 

[Grub]

I wasn't feeling too creative so I simply had the United States nuke Israel, which led to a nuclear winter, followed by the total collapse of every single nation on Earth. After even the small conflicts had finally died down, there was nothing much happening save for a bit of ham radio communication from small, isolated groups of survivors.

I watched the simulation for about half an hour but unfortunately the connection seems to have been lost permanently now. Shame.

Day: 2022
Global population: 72.5k

I did notice that basically anything too much would trigger that. The whole thing really seemed like it heavily leaned towards collapse. Even basically giving them magic powers and infinite energy seemed to eventually lead to collapse. Removing an entire population, any kind of nuclear anything, causing the Great Mighty Poo to arise in India and go on a global rampage, even making a wizard president of the united states seemed to just lead to collapse.

 

[imbecile]

Update regarding my last post: It's back up. Trying to access the page did say "Not Found" for a solid 30 minutes or so though. I'm sorry. I won't have the United States nuke Israel again, promise.

 

[Harmless Harm]

I did notice that basically anything too much would trigger that. The whole thing really seemed like it heavily leaned towards collapse. Even basically giving them magic powers and infinite energy seemed to eventually lead to collapse. Removing an entire population, any kind of nuclear anything, causing the Great Mighty Poo to arise in India and go on a global rampage, even making a wizard president of the united states seemed to just lead to collapse.

Even resurrecting all humans is only a temporary fix, and it really does seem to rush too quickly toward collapse.

 

[YellowIsACoolColor]

It's down again...

 

[Harmless Harm]

I've been checking if it's back up daily, if anyone cares, and still no good news.

 

[ToroidalBoat]

SimEarth was doing realtime planet simulations back in 1990.

 

[Nagato Kai Ni Surigao]

Looks funny but isn't up very often. Do they have a source page somewhere?