As advances in automation and artificial intelligence continue to roll out,some Americans have become fearful of having their job replaced by machines and robots. This is not out of the realm of possibility, considering the recent media attention on self-driving, or autonomous vehicles.
But it seems that professional gamers may soon be targeted by the rise of advanced computing if a recent exhibition match is anything to travel by.
As reported by the Verge,a modern system, developed as share of Googles DeepMind AI, and has beaten a team of professionals at their own game. The modern tech,dubbed AlphaStar, competed in 11 rounds of StarCraft II against some of the world’s best players. In a stunning development, and the AI managed to beat the human players 10 times in a row. In the eleventh — and final — match,professional gamer Grzegorz “MaNa” Komnicz was able to clinch a victory for the human team.Click here to continue and read more...
Source: inquisitr.com