Why doesn't AI in games learn?

Question

Game development

AI tends to evolve.
So why even after 100 times of completing the mission, the bots will play with the same power?!
If you do not take into account the restrictions, like, beginner, average, veteran, etc.

Answer 1

Because AI in games is usually just a state machine. There, even if there are some variables to simulate memory, then the development of the system itself, i.e. patterns of behavior do not occur. This is done to save computer resources. Yes, and ordinary players do not need much. That is, super smart AI is not required. On the contrary, we need one that would be beautifully given to the player.
Although one can argue with the last thesis, it will be a separate beautiful game design dispute that is not related to this issue.

Answer 2

Because AI in games is not AI.
I will also add that the most powerful chess program will never turn into Skynet and take over the World.

Answer 3

Games don't make AI learning process.
He is the way the developers made him, in order for him to learn, completely different PC resources, algorithms for him, etc. are needed.
Well, in any case, today AI can learn only on such a number of repetitions that no human life is enough to "manually" teach it, so the developers have to make a difficulty slider that affects the degree of adequacy and honesty of bots: )

Answer 4

Because it's not AI

Answer 5

uh, because that functionality is not built into the specific game you're talking about

Answer 6

Why play a game that won't let you win in the end?