[pogopop77]

Very impressive. If my understanding of how the AI works is correct, it is using a pre-computed strategy developed by playing trillions of hands, but it is not dynamically updating that during game play, nor building any kind of profiles of opponents. I wonder if by playing against it many times, human opponents could discern any tendencies they could exploit. Especially if the pre-computed strategy remains static.

[noambrown]

We played 10,000 hands of poker over the course of 12 days in the 5 humans + 1 AI experiment, and 5,000 hands per player in the 1 human + 5 AI's experiment. That's a good amount of time for a player to find a weakness in the system. There's no indication that any of the players found any weaknesses.

In fact, the methods we use are designed from the ground up to minimize exploitability. That's a really important property to have for an AI system that is actually deployed in the real world.