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Interesting observation. I suspect it's probably coincidence though. Other tasks which humans are able to learn (such as [playing Dota][1]) have taken OpenAI mu
by Ajedi32 8y ago
Interesting observation. I suspect it's probably coincidence though. Other tasks which humans are able to learn (such as [playing Dota][1]) have taken OpenAI much longer to master. OpenAI Five spends 180 years of training per day, per hero in order to learn Dota, and it still isn't at the level of professional players (though that may change soon).
Though I suppose you could argue that Dota benefits more from high-level reasoning, whereas basic motor control is a more intuitive skill. (And therefore better suited for this type of AI.)
[1]: https://blog.openai.com/openai-five/ https://blog.openai.com/openai-five/
- mortenjorck 8y agoAlso, the time referenced in the article is presumably three years of non-stop training – given that an infant has a calendar packed with other things like sleeping, crying, and other non-motor activities, total human time logged on learning fine motor control is probably half that, if not less.