Friday, 22 April 2016
Google made headlines earlier this year when its AlphaGo AI defeated world champion Lee Se-Dol in the ancient board game Go. But a group of researchers want to push the boundaries and see how a computer might fare in a first-person shooter deathmatch. The 2016 Computational Intelligence and Games (CIG) Conference will host a competition to determine the best bot that’s capable of winning a multiplayer round of Doom, while playing the way a human does. That means that unlike enemy AI in video games, which have a complete overview of the level’s map, locations of powerups and weapons, the…
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