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AI's aim is not to adopt poor strategies. It seeks to optimize, but the point is you can lead it to believe a point is global optimum, when in fact it is only
by skoutus 10y ago
AI's aim is not to adopt poor strategies. It seeks to optimize, but the point is you can lead it to believe a point is global optimum, when in fact it is only local optimum.
As to your point about the EV, this is why collusion can work. By colluding over a long enough horizon, the AI can believe that the average expected value to be something that it is not. If only one individual feign a weakness and the rest do not, then the strategy doesn't work.
- hunl 10y agoYou can't lead it to believe a point is an optimum, it's just responded to a bet size/check in isolation given the information it has. If you 'feign weakness' in a given spot it will just respond as optimally as possible to the bet size. For example attempting to feign weakness by betting small in a spot where your entire range should bet large is not tricking the AI, it's just passing up on EV for the players, good players are not going to play poorly in hope of tricking the bot for future mythical EV gain. Also, there is no 'colluding' in heads up poker.