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Sounds like the end of online poker is very near. This version required a supercomputer and took a long time to decide its actions but those type of things tend
by afastow 10y ago
Sounds like the end of online poker is very near. This version required a supercomputer and took a long time to decide its actions but those type of things tend to be quickly improved given enough motivation.
Even if poker sites could somehow perfectly detect automated players(which they can't of course), highly skilled poker is profitable enough that some people would be willing to manually execute the actions themselves as directed by the AI.
- ndh2 10y agoNot really. 1v1 is just a small part of poker. Ring games are a whole different beast.
- afastow 10y agoThey are more complex for sure but not fundamentally different. I'm amazed the AI managed to win but now that it's happened it's bound to proliferate quickly because there's so much money on the line.
- 6nf 10y agoOnline sites have been overrun by bots and cyborgs for years at all but the highest stakes. Most players are already being fleeced by computers online.
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