DeepMind Achieves Holy Grail: An AI That Can Master Games Like Chess and Go Without Human Help
AlphaZero, a general-purpose game-playing system, quickly taught itself to be the best player ever in Go, chess and Shogi
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Alphabet's DeepMind Makes a Key Advance in Computer Vision
Alphabet's DeepMind neural networks can grasp a three-dimensional scene from just a handful of two-dimensional snapshots
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3 More Documentaries for Engineers
California Typewriter, AlphaGo, and The Farthest
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AlphaGo Zero Goes From Rank Beginner to Grandmaster in Three Days—Without Any Help
Google DeepMind takes deep neural networks where no machine has gone before
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Expect Deeper and Cheaper Machine Learning
Supercharged hardware will speed up deep learning in everything from tiny devices to massive data centers
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Google’s Eric Schmidt Says AI Will Make Him Smarter, Cooler
“What I really want my AI assistant to do is to make me cool in front of my daughters”
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Mobileye Bullish on Full Automation, but Pooh-Poohs Deep-Learning AI for Robocars
Company abandons incrementalism, but will keep on annotating road scenes by hand instead of by machine
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Why AlphaGo Is Not AI
Google DeepMind's artificial intelligence AlphaGo is a big advance but it will not get us to strong AI
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AlphaGo Wins Final Game In Match Against Champion Go Player
The AI owes its success to self-training deep neural networks, which can, in principle, be applied to other domains. Like your job.
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AlphaGo Wins Game One Against World Go Champion
Google's AI makes history by beating Korea's Lee Sedol, the best Go player in the world