Tuesday, 26 Nov 2024

As artificial intelligence gets smarter, is it game over for humans? | Letters

As artificial intelligence gets smarter, is it game over for humans? | Letters

As artificial intelligence gets smarter, is it game over for humans? | Letters
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The eight champions that NooK took on played the same hands against the same robots, with the results then compared. It would be interesting to know what incentives these human players had, and if their performance on the last hands tailed off. Keeping up high concentration levels over 100 hands is a major effort for us humans, but not for NooK.Chris PercyBlackheath, London

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