ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE PLAYS ONLY: WHO CONTAINS IT?

It all began with a game of chess. In 1997, the supercomputer Deep Blue defeated world champion Garri Kasparov. Years later (2012), an artificial intelligence called DQN dominated Atari video games. In 2016, AlphaGo defeated South Korean master Lee Sedol in Go’s complex game. Today, the stage moves to a basketball court, where CUE6, a Japanese robot, matches with a precision that would leave many professionals blundered. The search to create mac…