A computer was trained to play Qbert and immediately broke the game in a way no human ever has

It found a bizarre way to rack up 1 million points by playing the game "in what seems to be a random manner" and making the entire stage flash.
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AI in a classic economics game behaves nothing like humans

Artificial intelligence is starting to sit in for human subjects in classic economics games, from financial markets to public ...
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How AI and Machine Learning Are Actually Transforming How Games Are Made and Played

Gaming has always pushed technology forward. From the first arcade cabinets to contemporary open worlds, the industry has raised the bar for both software and h ...
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Northwestern Innovation Institute launches international prize celebrating human-machine partnerships

The Northwestern Innovation Institute (NI Institute) at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management today announced the Northwestern Innovation Prize for Human-Machine Partnership (NI Prize ...