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It's not. It learns entirely through self play and never learns from playing it's opponent. Diminishing returns isn't unusual and happens in every domain. These
by Houshalter 9y ago
It's not. It learns entirely through self play and never learns from playing it's opponent. Diminishing returns isn't unusual and happens in every domain. These AIs are probably playing close to the limit of what is possible, just not quite there yet.
- tlb 9y agoAre there popular games where the best human players are not near the limit of what is possible? Obviously you can construct one to be hard for humans (large 3SAT problems, or even big arithmetic problems), but I wonder if there is one that people enjoy.
- throw_away_777 9y agoHumans are nowhere near the limit of what is possible in chess, as evidenced by how much better computers are at the game.
- nandemo 9y agoPresumably tlb meant what is humanly possible...
- PeterisP 9y agoI'd assume that for pretty much any nontrivial game the best human players are nowhere near the limit of what's possible. Humans can play a perfect tic-tac-toe, but for everything in the realm of go, chess, poker, bridge, etc the theoretical ideal is far beyond currently best human players.