Playing its cards right: Libratus, an AI built by Carnegie Mellon University racked up over US$1.7mil (RM7.5mil) worth of chips against four of the top professional poker players in the world.
NEW YORK: Artificial intelligence has made history by beating humans in poker for the first time, the last remaining game in which humans had managed to maintain the upper hand.
Libratus, an AI built by Carnegie Mellon University racked up over US$1.7mil (RM7.5mil) worth of chips against four of the top professional poker players in the world in a 20-day marathon poker tournament that ended on Tuesday in Philadelphia.
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