OpenAI Five bots fall to professional Dota 2 players, but it's not over yet

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OpenAI Five bots fall to professional Dota 2 players, but it's not over yet

AI beats semi-pros but falls down in the big leagues

A group of bots from the OpenAI project has fallen in battle against a team of professional human players of Dota 2, the popular MOBA. The match was the first of a best-of-three contest, the nex...

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