laya invaders
A free Space Invaders game — play it in your browser, no install. Space Invaders flipped: Laya picks the target from facts, a one-line rule is the baseline
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Human vs machine, on your own graphics card. Space Invaders, flipped: your PC is Earth, you are the invader, and Laya, a small decision model by Convai Innovations, defends it by picking which invader the cannon chases.
Live on an RTX 3070. The panel shows the options Laya gets, its probabilities, and when it disagrees with the rule.
Inspired by the Snake demo that mizorewww/laya-mlx built for Laya on Apple Silicon, which we ported to NVIDIA and CPU in laya-snake-cuda. That demo shows how fast a typed decision is. This one asks whether the decision is any good.
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