Researchers from Carnegie Mellon, MIT, New York University, and Stanford University have developed an AI named Ataraxos that can defeat top human players in the complex game of Stratego. Unlike chess or poker, Stratego presents a significant challenge due to its vast amount of hidden information and long game duration. Ataraxos achieved a decisive victory against Pim Niemeijer, a leading Stratego player, with a relatively low training cost of 16 GPUs and a few thousand dollars. AI
IMPACT Demonstrates AI's growing capability in mastering complex, imperfect-information games, potentially influencing strategies in other domains.
RANK_REASON AI research paper detailing a new AI model that achieves a significant milestone in a complex game.
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- AlphaGo
- Ars Technica
- Ataraxos
- Carnegie Mellon University
- Deep blue
- DeepNash
- Eugene Vinitsky
- Gabriele Farina
- Garry Kasparov
- Lee Se-dol
- MIT
- New York University
- Pim Niemeijer
- Stanford University
- Stratego
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