Google DeepMind artificial intelligence better at navigating mazes than puny humans
Hampton Court maze would be too easy for DeepMind-powered AI
DeepMind, the London-based artificial intelligence outfit owned by Google, claims to have devised code enabling robots to out-think puny humans when it comes to navigating mazes. DeepMind's latest AI,...
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