An artificial intelligence-powered, poker-playing bot destroyed professional card slingers in six-player Texas Hold ’em, in the latest example of A.I. showing its dominance over humans in games.
The A.I. system, named Pluribus and created in collabor…
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This video shows sample hands from Pluribus’s experiment against professional poker players. Cards are turned face up to make it easier to see Pluribus’s strategy. Courtesy of Carnegie-Mellon University.
Poker-playing AIs typically p…
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