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But AlphaGo isn't an enormous state machine ... is it?
by oneeyedpigeon 11y ago
But AlphaGo isn't an enormous state machine ... is it?
- Marazan 11y agoWell, it clearly is by being a computer program.
- danmaz74 11y agoI wasn't talking about the implementation, but about the problem space. Anyway Marazan already pointed that out, but any computer system is a state machine, with 2^N states where N is the number of bits the machine can flip anywhere in its system (RAM, registries, disk, etc.).