Google's DeepMind AI beats expert software at chess

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Google's DeepMind AI beats expert software at chess
Google's DeepMind AI has "superhuman abilities", beating specialist chess software within 24 hours of learning the game. With a single algorithm, AlphaGo Zero was able to reach world-beating performance without any prior knowledge of the game apart from the rules, according to a Cornell...

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