New neural network teaches itself Go, spanks the pros

Ars Technica
By John TimmerOct 18, 2017, 3:30 pm124 pts
Enlarge (credit: DeepMind) While artificial intelligence software has made huge strides recently, in many cases it's only been automating things that humans already do well. If you want an AI to identify the Higgs boson in a spray of particles, for example, you have to train it on collisions that humans have…

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