Google DeepMind's 'superhuman' AlphaZero computer taught ITSELF to

GOOGLE has created an artificial intelligence so clever it can teach itself to become a "master" of chess. Normally AI learns based on existing data – like watching chess masters player – but AlphaZero earned "superhuman mastery" just by playing against itself.

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DeepMind's AlphaZero algorithm taught itself to play Go, chess, and shogi with superhuman performance and then beat state-of-the-art programs specializing in each game. The ability of AlphaZero to adapt to various game

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