Sometimes he simply looks like he's celebrating without knowing what else he needs to do and I love it
Albert just casually jumping on the same spot after succeeding just shows how natural this is. Made me happy for him
The fact that he would do 180s and 360s whenever possible makes me happy
I like how in Room 3, as soon as Albert figured out he needed to jump two times to clear the room, he decided that jumping as much as possible was the best strategy for everything.
I love how Albert learned little mannerisms throughout the video, like doing 360 spin jumps or his little shimmy before jumping on platforms.
I was surprised that I felt genuinely bad for him at the end. When the floor was getting smaller I actually was like 'oh no, he must be so scared' in my head lol.
At 4:50, Albert taught us a valuable lesson in problem solving. Thanks Albert!
Albert confidently jumping off the platform to what I can only assume is the sweet release of death really speaks to me.
Those little victory jumps after pulling off a difficult leap, mid-air spins and even the way he "gets fed up" and jumps off the ledge are hilarious. My sides hurt but my day has been made. Thank you.
I love how the ai develops some "superstitions" such as that shimmy before the first jump on the final room, or the 2 standing jumps before going for the last pillar
I love when he jumps off a platform, he spins like he's doing a 360 noscope, I know he's probably just trying to turn midair so he can keep going straight when he lands without wasting time to turn or just trying to check the entire room while he's high up but I just find it so humanizing lmao
I love how occasionally Albert will just start jumping and doing 360s in place when he does something good, I know it’s just a quirk of the AI but it feels like he is celebrating his victory
I love the way it decided at some point to just spin in circles anytime it jumped, I presume to keep itself upright while in the air. What a clever little guy
This seemed like a beautiful mix of Stanley Parable and Portal. The narrator is trying to help Albert to do what he's intended for, but gets mad when he can't. In the end, the narrator reveals that he has more plans for Albert than just a "cake". Incredible work. See you soon, Albert!
Albert needed a "will to live" meter because sometimes it looked like he couldn't do it anymore
I love all the hilarious interpretations people have made about Albert. My favorite is when he learns to 360 and proceeds to do it for every jump. It's like he discovered call of duty.
AI making decisions can be ultimately amazing, or utter chaos. The visual representation just makes the chaos so much more enjoyable. Absolutely love this.
7:45 Can we appreciate that Albert learned to use the kind of setup you’d see in a speedrun to line up that jump? Jumping twice while spinning and then jumping backwards is a lot less to keep track of than manually lining it up.
I think its very interesting to see how Albert memorizes the sollution to earlier puzzles but then realizes that they dont work in this puzzle after dying, he probably felt that jumping to the backwards after hitting the button was almost always good, because he got accidentally trained to do that.
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