Next Token Please
Pick the next word one token at a time and play the part of a language model.
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In Next Token Please you're the one being prompted, picking tokens one by one until a sentence forms, as a short lesson about prediction from the chatbot's side.
KOLO turns Glagolitic, the historical alphabet of Old Slavic, into a code you crack one hidden word at a time, and in ECO Guardian right answers to sustainability questions become power-ups against swarms of garbage monsters.
The Oregon Trail is one of the early educational games, written in 1971 by three student teachers in Minnesota to teach 19th-century pioneer life through supply and travel decisions, and board and card games can teach too.
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Pick the next word one token at a time and play the part of a language model.
Fight garbage monsters and answer sustainability quizzes to earn power-ups.
Feed a hungry goat by speaking words in a new language.
Spell your way from Colorado to Maine by typing the name of each state next door.
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Walk a diver through an undersea lab and play mini games that explain how chatbots work.
Fly a near-light-speed spacecraft through the solar system and watch time stretch.
Practice touch typing by playing, so kids learn to type without looking down.
Place converters on pipe nodes to sort nuts from stones and feed a hamster.
Decode words written in the Glagolitic script, solo or against other players.
Explore a dark world and learn digital security and Web3 along the way.
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