Playing Games Might Help AI Advance

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Playing Games Might Help AI Advance

By: Will Knight

Narrated by: Elizabeth Wells

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The “artificial intelligence” found in most computer games isn’t very intelligent at all. Characters in the games tend to be controlled by algorithms that produce patterns of behaviors designed to seem natural and realistic, but the characters are actually rigid, with no capacity to learn or adapt.©2015 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (P)2015 Audible, Inc.

Will KnightElizabeth WellsMIT Technology Review

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