Artificial intelligence reached a milestone recently. Scientists at Carnegie Mellon developed a program called Pluribus that can beat humans at six-player Texas hold ’em poker. Poker is a game of ...
Over the last few years, poker vlogs have surged in popularity. As a result, the World Series of Poker released a new program incentivizing vloggers to promote the brand. WSOP officials cracked down ...
A computer program that taught itself to play poker has created nearly the best possible strategy for one version of the game, showing the value of techniques that may prove useful to help ...
It’ll be “all in” next week as an advanced poker-playing computer program takes on two poker champions in a Texas-hold-em shootout for the ages. Well, OK maybe not for the ages but for $50,000 ...
Jason Les, one of the world's premier poker players, was representing his species when he faced off in May against a computer program named Pluribus. The game was multiplayer no-limit Texas hold 'em.
Today’s poker bots can crush even the best human players. Still, the game—one of bluffing, deception, and intention—remains technically unsolved. The emerald beast is begging me to engage. And I, of ...
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