does it have to be bottom-up trained on Jagex official servers? or could it be trained on a non-Jagex server and then deployed on the Jagex servers? I'm not sure a bot farm would be able to acquire enough training data to learn basic competence like clicking on enemies or whatever without getting banned/etc if it's learning on Jagex's servers in real time, but on a private server it could deploy 1000 agents to parallelize or run at above real time etc

@Adam based on the current state of Jagex's bot detection, I think if someone manages to teach a bottom-up bot enough to be able to click on men in lumbridge, this will resolve true. But again, I'm unsure whether a bot could get to that point on a Jagex server.

Can you define "bottom-up trained AI/bot"? Also, is this RuneScape 3 or OSRS? I think OSRS would be much more likely to receive the needed focus.

@a11ce I'm not the creator of this market, but I would interpret bottom-up to mean it learns from play and exploration. As opposed to a top down approach where a person might set a bunch of rules / write specific actions it should perform.

For example, if a person write a simple program that simply makes an agent repeatedly attack the same enemy until it gets to the right level, that doesn't count (this is done today). But a reinforcement learning system, where the AI explores the world and learns which actions get it to its goal of a higher combat level would.

@a11ce Either OSRS or Runescape 3 count