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Small nitpick: in game theory, "solved" means something very specific. At the very weakest it requires the ability to prove what the result of a game will be fr
by mtlmtlmtlmtl 4y ago
Small nitpick: in game theory, "solved" means something very specific. At the very weakest it requires the ability to prove what the result of a game will be from the initial position given perfect play.
Chess AI is nowhere close to this. They easily beat humans, yes, but in the game-theoretic sense chess is not solved.
- VCBullshitter 4y agoI mean if they were talking about "solved" I'd assume they'd just use a decision tree rather than refer to AI at all, so given the rest of the comment I assumed they were talking about beating humans 100% of the time rather than beating an arbitrary agent 100% of the time (or I guess 50% if you can't pick which color).