Non-profit artificial intelligence firm OpenAI was founded in 2015 by tech entrepreneur Elon Musk and its current CEO Sam Altman, among others. Since then, the company has been responsible for developing various machine-learning models, including DALL-E, an AI capable of creating user-defined art. However, some of OpenAI's tests don't just challenge machines to think outside the box, they can make them create the box itself ... well, at least digitally. That's pretty much what happened earlier this year when the company taught an AI bot to play "Minecraft" with surprising results. By training AI using thousands of hours worth of "Minecraft" videos, it was able to perform in-game tasks significantly faster than the average human.