Brontekst bekijken van Libratus Poker Bot Winning At Texas Hold em

Robots: good at poker.<br>Paramount Pictures<br><br><br><br><br>For a few days, it looked like the humans had it figured out<br><br>. Four [http://Pixabay.com/en/new-zealand-waterfall-nature-poker%20pros/ poker pros] facing off against the Libratus AI in a 20-day  [http://qdewi.info bandarq] no-limit Texas Hold'em competition pulled back from an early $193,000 deficit with big wins on days four and six, bringing the deficit down to to $51,000, with one human, Dong King, up $33,000. <br><br>"It took us a while to study and get an understanding of what was going on," one of the pros, Jason Les, wrote in an email. <br><br>But then the bot started winning again and big. By the end of day 10, it was up a likely insurmountable $677,000, with all of the humans down six figures. (You can see the latest<br>here<br><br>).<br><br><br>What happened? Simply said, the bot is learning.<br><br>"We can't talk about Libratus's techniques in detail until the match is over," bot co-creator Tuomas Sandholm wrote in an email. "However, I can say this. Libratus's algorithms runs all the time on the supercomputer, so the supercomputer keeps outputting improved strategies every day."