THE MACHINE MIND · Ep. 3
Four Hours
How long would it take an AI to beat you at chess, starting from zero? Four hours.
The film asks: What could you learn in four hours? · A language / An instrument / Nothing / honestly
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- How long would it take an AI to beat you at chess, starting from zero? Four hours.
- December 2017. DeepMind's AlphaZero got only the rules. No openings, no human games.
- It played itself, millions of games. Four hours in, it passed the strongest chess engine in the world.
- Then it beat that engine: twenty-eight wins, seventy-two draws, zero losses.
- It looked at eighty thousand positions a second. The engine looked at seventy million.
- What could you learn in four hours?
03). AlphaZero, December 2017: given only the rules, it played itself for four hours and passed the strongest engine in the world, then beat it 28 wins, 72 draws, 0 losses, looking at 80,000 positions a second against the engine's 70 million.
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