An unusual poker game is taking place in Pittsburgh, pitting human players against an artificial intelligence program.
The goal is to see if a computer can beat four of the best players in the variant of poker known as no-limit heads-up Texas hold 'em.
In a similar tournament in 2015, the humans won.
The algorithm could be adapted for use in medicine, cybersecurity, business and the military, its creators said.
The matches - dubbed Brains v Artificial Intelligence - are being held over 20 days at Rivers Casino in Pittsburgh. Full story...
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The goal is to see if a computer can beat four of the best players in the variant of poker known as no-limit heads-up Texas hold 'em.
In a similar tournament in 2015, the humans won.
The algorithm could be adapted for use in medicine, cybersecurity, business and the military, its creators said.
The matches - dubbed Brains v Artificial Intelligence - are being held over 20 days at Rivers Casino in Pittsburgh. Full story...
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