3 ms·

Is there a video of this?

• sillysaurusx 5y ago
  Sadly not. I'm not sure anyone expected the bot to lose. I've been searching for where I saw it, but 2017 feels like a lifetime ago. I'll link it here if I do. You can watch Black beat the bot in a fair game here, though, which I find immensely satisfying: https://youtu.be/qov1NXsTSbs?t=88 https://youtu.be/qov1NXsTSbs?t=88 IIRC he was one of only like... five? (less?) who managed to win one game.
• adotbacon 5y ago
  Yes, here's an example of the "cheese" strategy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R85WVTFPmRE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R85WVTFPmRE Plays "normally" (cautiously since the bot is so good) until 7:00 accumulating gold for enough items to more safely eliminate the creeps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R85WVTFPmRE&t=420s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R85WVTFPmRE&t=420s
  • sillysaurusx 5y ago
    Thank you so much! I couldn’t find a video anywhere I looked, and started wondering whether I imagined the whole thing. I think these kinds of adversarial examples will be extremely common in production models. People won’t be crafting images that fool the model into thinking you’re a stop sign; they’ll discover that when the human isn’t paying attention, you can run in front of a Tesla with a group of friends and it veers into oncoming traffic. (Terrible made-up example, but I’m pretty sure that it’s a losing game to play “can we think of all possible cases we need to train for ahead of time?”)
  • hatsunearu 5y ago
    that's such a weird behavior, the bot completely ignores the opponent when in that particular spot?!