Info on the first ISKRA project post


Edit 03.11.2024: The blog is again visible in search results.

Hello everyone reading this!

I noticed that my blog does not appear in search results of any search engine. Suspecting it got shadowbanned because of words used in first ISKRA experiment post, I decided to hide the post about experiment 02_10_2024_1, which was about making AI fight a creeper in Minecraft.

Once my blog returns to being visible, I will try to publish it again, rewritten in a way that would not make web browser algorythms see it as controversial and hide existence of this blog.


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