DeepMind’s AI Agents Teach Themselves to Play 3D Multiplayer Game
Recent work from DeepMind, the Google-affiliated AI laboratory, reveals that it is indeed possible to have AI agents teach themselves how to cooperate and play multiplayer games just as well as humans might, using unsupervised reinforcement learning.
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