nesformer

if you look at https://github.com/dbreunig/nesformer It's obvious a LLM can do anything a computer can do. As an answer to "Why would LLMs exhibit sentience?" It is because that would mean that no algorithm could exhibit sentience, claiming that would require some causal action that cannot be performed by an algorithm to create sentience. Some people like to point to quantum effects, but that would require the cause of sentience to be pure randomness. That seems even less plausible. Absent of any evidence that human brains are doing something that no algorithm could do, it would be reasonable to assume that sentience could be algorithmically obtained.

Doesn't work for all cartridges (I didn't run Opus that long, but it could keep going). Works with Super Mario. But to answer your question, it's in the readme: https://github.com/dbreunig/nesformer#how-it-was-checked