Navigating the landscape of multiplayer games(nature.com)
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Navigating the landscape of multiplayer games
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-19244-4
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Forgive my ignorance, but did AlphaGo not already establish that multiplayer games of the sort mentioned in the abstract are already essentially no longer a challenge for state of the art AI players?
I'm not in a position to remedy your stated ignorance, but having skimmed TFA, I can say that your question is tangential to its theme of exploring the contexts in which AI players might best compete against one another.
"Overall, AI research has primarily placed emphasis on training of strong agents; we refer to this as the Policy Problem, which entails the search for super human-level AI performance. Despite this progress, the need for a task theory, a framework for taxonomizing, characterizing, and decomposing AI tasks has become increasingly important in recent years"
"Overall, AI research has primarily placed emphasis on training of strong agents; we refer to this as the Policy Problem, which entails the search for super human-level AI performance. Despite this progress, the need for a task theory, a framework for taxonomizing, characterizing, and decomposing AI tasks has become increasingly important in recent years"
In a different context, “I’m not in a position to remedy your ignorance” would be a wonderful insult
It didn't achieve superhuman levels at Starcraft or Dota, not without relying on superhuman reaction speed at least. The versions without superhuman reaction speed didn't reach the top levels.