DeepMind published a historic paper in Nature introducing AlphaGo Zero. Unlike previous iterations that trained on millions of human master games, AlphaGo Zero started from complete randomness, learning entirely by playing against itself. Within three days of reinforcement learning, it defeated the version that beat Lee Sedol 100-0, proving that an autonomous agent could discover superhuman knowledge without consuming any historical human data.
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