Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the University of California at Berkeley, and FAR AI discovered that a professional-level Go AI could be easily defeated with moves that tricked the machine into believing the game was over.
While a professional or novice Go player could be defeated by a Go AI by using a logical set of movies, an adversarial attack could easily defeat the computer by making choices that no rational player would typically make.
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According to Adam Gleave, a doctoral candidate in artificial intelligence at the University of California, Berkeley, these attacks show that while AI technology may operate at superhuman levels and even be extensively tested in real-life scenarios, it is still susceptible to unanticipated inputs.
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