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AI masters Stratego and other complex games using new training methods

A new artificial intelligence has achieved a significant milestone by defeating all human players in the complex strategy game Stratego. This AI is also capable of mastering other challenging games, including Barrage Stratego, Hanabi, and Dou dizhu. Its success is attributed to novel, highly efficient training algorithms that utilize self-play reinforcement learning. AI

IMPACT Demonstrates advancements in AI's ability to master complex strategic games, potentially influencing future AI development in strategy and decision-making.

RANK_REASON AI research demonstrating capability in complex games. [lever_c_demoted from research: ic=1 ai=1.0]

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    First AI to beat all humans at Stratego. It can also play Barrage Stratego, Hanabi, and Dou dizhu (a game in which two players cooperate against a third). It se

    First AI to beat all humans at Stratego. It can also play Barrage Stratego, Hanabi, and Dou dizhu (a game in which two players cooperate against a third). It seems to be based on new, ultra-efficient training algorithms for self-play reinforcement learning. https:// news.mit.edu/…