WUZHEN, CHINA - When researchers inside Google's DeepMind artificial intelligence lab first built AlphaGo-the machine that plays the ancient game of Go better than any human-they needed human help. The machine learned to play this exceedingly complex game by analyzing about 30 million moves by professional Go players.
WUZHEN, CHINA - When researchers inside Google's DeepMind artificial intelligence lab first built AlphaGo-the machine that plays the ancient game of Go better than any human-they needed human help. The machine learned to play this exceedingly complex game by analyzing about 30 million moves by professional Go players.
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