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Google's New Intelligence Can Do a Wonderful Thing: It Raises OffspringArchive 2017
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Google's New Intelligence Can Do a Wonderful Thing: It Raises Offspring

Google's AI raises offspring! Google's developers have introduced the AutoML (Automated Machine Learning) system, which nurtures offspring, that is, new artificial intelligences. The nurtured intelligence receives a task and then reports back to the parent intelligence on how it performed. The parent system evaluates this and creates a new, slightly modified version of the nurtured intelligence to better handle such tasks. And so it continues, over and over again, thousands and thousands of times. With this relatively simple process, AI raises a 'child network' significantly better than human developers can.

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Google's Artificial Intelligence Learned to Play Chess Perfectly in Four HoursArchive 2017
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Google's Artificial Intelligence Learned to Play Chess Perfectly in Four Hours

Remarkable progress! AlphaZero learned the rules of chess in four hours, after which it faced the world's highest-rated chess programme – Stockfish. What followed was the best chess in the universe…

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The Pentagon is Searching for Artificial Intelligence that Learns from Its Own MistakesArchive 2017
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The Pentagon is Searching for Artificial Intelligence that Learns from Its Own Mistakes

I must admit that I am only familiar with self-learning AI in theory. I look forward to creating a few of my own models :) In the last three months…

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