AI Defeats Top War Game Rivals Using Fewer Practice Games and on-the-Fly Planning
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Technology model surpassed the best Stratego players at a lower cost. Researchers say the model can be used in real situations.
AI defeats top war game rivals using fewer practice games and on-the-fly planning
A new AI system that excels at challenging games with hidden information could someday help human decision-makers select strategies to outfox opponents in complicated situations like military maneuvers.
Ataraxos, a model of Artificial Intelligence (IA) developed by researchers from MIT and the universities of Carnegie Mellon, New York and Stanford, has become the first to defeat the human champions of the Stratego table war game. To achieve the victory, which he won by a wide margin, the model used new techniques designed for decision-making in environments with hidden information. According to the team, this ability could jump from the board t…
AI beats Stratego's greatest player, ending one of the last human strongholds in board games
The AI system Ataraxos has decisively beaten the best Stratego player of all time. The board game is a tough test for AI because both sides set up their pieces face down. Google Deepmind fell short in 2023 despite a multimillion-dollar budget. Researchers from Carnegie Mellon, NYU, Stanford, and MIT built Ataraxos for less than $8,000. The article AI beats Stratego's greatest player, ending one of the last human strongholds in board games appear…
The AI system Ataraxos has clearly beaten the best stratego player of all time. The board game is considered a tough test for AI because both sides are placing their figures under cover. Google Deepmind had failed despite a million-dollar budget in 2023. Researchers from Carnegie Mellon, NYU, Stanford and MIT needed less than $8,000 for Ataraxos. The article Ataraxos: New AI cracks Stratego as one of the last board games in which people were sup…
New AI Outsmarts Stratego Champions at a Fraction of the Cost
An artificial intelligence system has beaten one of the world’s greatest Stratego players, showing that computers are getting better at making decisions when important information is hidden. Called Ataraxos, the system could eventually help people handle situations where they cannot see the full picture. Researchers from MIT, Carnegie Mellon University, New York University, and Stanford […]
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