AlphaGo, the board-game-playing AI built by Google’s DeepMind subsidiary, just got a huge update, making it smarter — and potentially creepier — than ever before. In a paper published in Nature, the company reveals that the newest version of the AI, called AlphaGo Zero, requires no human training in order to make itself better, and …
What do you do when you have beaten all challengers at one of the world’s oldest and most strategic board games? You retire as the undisputed champion, letting all who come after you live with the constant, nagging question of whether or not they could have possibly beaten you. The best Go player on the …
After beating one of the smartest Go players in the world, Google’s DeepMind AlphaGo artificial intelligence is about to take on an even better player. This time around, the number one Go player in the world is going to try to beat Google’s AI at what’s regarded at the toughest game in the world for …
Experts estimated that artificial intelligence would need 10 years to beat humans at one of the most elaborate games that regular computers can’t consistently win when playing against real people. However, Google’s AI did that a lot earlier. The AlphaGo computer has ended its match against the person seen as the most gifted Go player …
A historic battle is currently underway in South Korea, where Google’s best artificial intelligence is going head-to-head in a game of Go against a player who’s regarded as the best of the last decade. The two opponents will face each other in a battle consisting of five games, but the computer has already won the …
