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I personally lost interest in playing games that computers can play better than me or could in near future (I used to play video games and chess quite a bit). T
by oxplot 7y ago
I personally lost interest in playing games that computers can play better than me or could in near future (I used to play video games and chess quite a bit). These days, I enjoy playing games that involve human interaction and improvisation, more than logical thinking and strategy. Every time I find myself in presence of a game like Cluedo, I can't shake off the thought that I could write a program in one hour to beat everyone, and so why am I wasting my time!
- fooxbar 7y agoAre there any games computers can't beat us at? Last I heard OpenAI destroyed professional Dota players.
- oxplot 7y agoSocial games yes. For example, charades requires conversion of meaning to human movements. It's not to say it can't be done at the moment, but it's not something you would easily come across or that would provide the same experience as if you were playing with other people who are physically present. If you talk about actual physical robot doing the moves in front of you, then I'd say it's either cutting edge or not possible right now. And it's certainly not accessible either way. With chess, and other games, you can simply download an app on your phone which you'll never be able to win against.