Four AI players from Google beat Minecraft’s final dragon without human help. They used Google’s Gemini 4 Argon AI. The game took 27 hours and 14 minutes. They played on Easy, in a new, randomly made world.
Nobody gave them jobs or a plan. They chose their own jobs and shared messages. Some made tools or collected food. They also collected other players’ things after deaths. They controlled their players through computer code, not a keyboard.
The test had limits. Special software helped the players find their way. It also told them about nearby things, even behind rock. The team completed just one test. The result shows how AI can work together on a long task.
