"These are very similar to what DeepMind did when they were training AlphaGo. They have instructions on how to play Go, along with some trajectories on how the game should be played. However, to achieve a breakthrough in performance, they had it interact with another AI. Then they began discovering new strategies, architectures, and approaches for winning the games, and eventually ended up with something that actually beat the gold masters at some point. The same concept can be applied here in the realm of enterprise."
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Computer scientists from the United StatesStanford University facultyCalifornia Institute of Technology alumni
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George Lawton, "Why better AI needs better simulators", diginomica, September 10, 2025
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