Re:Tencent's AI plays StarCraft II, and wins over 90 percent...
by baddox on Friday September 21, 2018 @01:25PM
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If you actually play SC2 (or more significantly, if you follow the professional competitive SC2 scene), you should definitely expect AIs to be a looong way away from competing with professional humans. A pro human with an AI assistant (either to micro for them, like in that video, or macro for them) would obviously be able to beat another pro human on their own, but an AI by itself won't stand a chance with current AI.
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Re:Tencent's AI plays StarCraft II, and wins over 90 percent...
by pythonaut_16 on Friday September 21, 2018 @05:19PM
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I would watch an AI-assisted human tournament, especially where each team is responsible for designing their own AI
Re:Tencent's AI plays StarCraft II, and wins over 90 percent...
by baddox on Friday September 21, 2018 @07:09PM
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It would certainly be interesting. In professional SC2 competitions even simple input macros like fast-repeating clicks or keystrokes are banned. It would likely be a massive advantage.