Researchers reveal how their AI beat human poker players
Researchers explain how they made their hard to beat poker-playing AI
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University behind the Libratus artificial intelligence (AI) technology that beat all-comers at a poker tournament earlier this year have revealed how they did it. Writing...
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