Re:AIs Have Mastered Chess. Will Go Be Next? (2014)
by abecedarius on Tuesday March 15, 2016 @02:12PM
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Interesting for no mention at all of machine learning, beyond "To date, there have been no truly successful approaches to machine learning in this sphere" ["general game playing" rather than specific games like checkers]. Deep learning was already red hot, and on my radar, yet I wouldn't have thought this a strange omission at the time.
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Re:AIs Have Mastered Chess. Will Go Be Next? (2014)
by ZenoArrow on Tuesday March 15, 2016 @02:28PM
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It depends on what is meant by machine learning. If it's referring to learning games from first principles, then it's certainly true for the time. As far as I know the first AI to be able to learn multiple games from first principles was demonstrated in 2015:
http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2015-02/25/google-deepmi...
AlphaGo wouldn't fit in this mould, as it has been taught how to win at Go rather than working it out from the basic rules, so AI hasn't 'beaten' Go fully, but AlphaGo is a great achievement nonetheless.
Re:AIs Have Mastered Chess. Will Go Be Next? (2014)
by link_108 on Tuesday March 15, 2016 @05:05PM
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general video game AI competition: http://www.gvgai.net/