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By this measure, is there a more complex game than Go, but which is not as widely played? (Question from someone who does not know anything about board games.)
by noam87 10y ago
By this measure, is there a more complex game than Go, but which is not as widely played?
(Question from someone who does not know anything about board games.)
I ask because a natural question arises: can one engineer a game specifically so that it is extremely difficult for a machine to master compared to a human -- due to some strategic complexity, or some approach that does not lend itself well for current AI models.
edit: looks like there's at least one http://arimaa.com/arimaa/ http://arimaa.com/arimaa/
- btilly 10y agoProbably not. Even if a game was more potentially complex than Go, it would be hard to establish the dynamic range of Elo ratings unless a lot of people played it, and hard for skill variation to be that high unless a lot of people studied very hard to become very good at it.