A peek into the future: AlphaZero software masters chess in 24 hours

DeepMind, a company owned by Google that focuses on development in Artificial Intelligence designed a chess programme that can take on the best in the world.

Four hours after being taught the rules of chess, AlphaZero became the strongest player the world has ever seen • Graham Cluley

AlphaZero's 'alien' superhuman-level program masters chess in 24 hours with no domain knowledge « the Kurzweil Library + collections

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