I think what people don’t get when they want to celebrate this is that there is no dominant strategy for a game like this. To play optimally you need to adapt y

I think what people don’t get when they want to celebrate this is that there is no dominant strategy for a game like this. To play optimally you need to adapt your plan according to what your opponent goes. If anything, there is evidence that this AI, as well as the Starcraft one, don’t do this. They just have a world view of what works best and try to do that. And then it kind of works because the AI is much better at micro. It would be very ineffective if this AI had to input everything through a human body somehow. Now to be fair, it would be very difficult to not win on micro. There’s no real set of constraints I can think of that would make it a fair match. Ideally they should probably be shifting to a game where micro just isn’t as big of a differentiator. Or, consider moving to a game where a strategic player issues commands and human players execute them. Off the top of my head I can’t think of anything that really fits that build. Alternatively, spy party (an incredible game) could be an excellent candidate as it requires deception, and a strategic awareness of what the other player is thinking. And, at a high level of play, micro is practically flawless.