> It can't expand the edges, it can't come up with anything truly original. You're dead wrong about that. Remember Deepmind's original claim to fame? Alphago?

> It can't expand the edges, it can't come up with anything truly original. You're dead wrong about that. Remember Deepmind's original claim to fame? Alphago? It came up with tactics and strategies that top professional go players considered to be novel to the point of being revolutionary. If you look at the way games are played by human professionals in the years before and after Alphago came on to the stage, you'll find they're different to an extent greater than any other upheaval in the many centuries-long history of the game. AI is a much more diverse field than you seem to give it credit for. Paint with overly broad strokes like that, and you're bound to go astray.