I think this could be a new milestone, compared to what you saw, because it uses deep neural networks. I also am not sure saying computers can't catch the hard

I think this could be a new milestone, compared to what you saw, because it uses deep neural networks. I also am not sure saying computers can't catch the hard ones is true in light of this. It seems like a deep neural network would be useful to catch the hard ones. I agree with using the two together, but I don't see why the two can't be different AI subsystems. That seems to be what they're going for at IBM. Some of the power comes from a scientific model, while more power comes from well-trained deep learning networks. Before Alpha Zero, advances in self-driving cars, and face detection advances, I'd have agreed with you.