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How is this monstrosity going to understand that it is not just practice which makes humans good at team work in Dota2? AI has long ways to go before it can de
by acroback 8y ago
How is this monstrosity going to understand that it is not just practice which makes humans good at team work in Dota2?
AI has long ways to go before it can defeat humans in a complex game like Dota2.
- ggggtez 8y agoWell the point is that practice actually is enough. Humans have a tendency to think they are special because they can do X. Then a robot does X, and suddenly the goal posts move. Humans are just specialized neural networks plus meat.
- yters 8y agoOnce AI can move the goalposts, then I'll be worried.
- dragontamer 8y agoFrankly, superior reaction time and other mechanical skills in Dota2 (or Starcraft, or other games which are being tested) makes me think that a typical AI would beat a human. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKVFZ28ybQs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKVFZ28ybQs That's the "gloves come off" AI. Granted, its a problem solved by raw, mechanical button-pushes at a rate beyond what is possible on a keyboard/mouse, but it demonstrates the greatest skills an AI or computer has. Of course, no one wants to see an AI beat a human using known methodologies. They want to see an AI win at the abstract game of "a game of strategy". From this perspective, I think the poker AI results over the past year or two have been far more interesting. AIs figuring out the Nash Equalibrium and playing bluffing games around it. Sure, its a bit mechanical and mathematically inclined, but generalizing and solving the bluffing game is IMO far more useful.