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I'd say that the fact that AlphaGo can play games against itself and there's a clear determiner what makes something successful(ie: a winning strategy), allows
by soperj 10y ago
I'd say that the fact that AlphaGo can play games against itself and there's a clear determiner what makes something successful(ie: a winning strategy), allows it to improve on it's own. I can't think of a way in which you could do this with language without having a human determine whether the output was readable/understandable or not.
- dmreedy 10y agoThis is pretty much it. The rules for Go are known. A perfect game of Go is an NP problem. We don't know how to frame the problem of Natural language interaction like that. We don't if it's even possible to do so.