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"I am guessing [a poker-playing AI] will be stronger than the best humans in the world in one to five years," said Tuomas Sandholm, a computer scientist at�Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, who led the team that created Claudico. But even as AI ability gets closer and closer to that of the best human players, it will take many more poker hands in order to truly declare the program victorious, Sandholm said.

One of AI's best-known achievements occurred when IBM's chess-playing Deep Blue computer beat reigning world champion Garry Kasparov. But unlike chess, poker is a game of incomplete information; players do not have knowledge about the payoffs and strategies of the other players. "Poker is much more relevant for the real world than chess," Sandholm told Live Science.

Poker champion D**g Kim goes head-to-head with Claudico at the Brains vs. AI poker competition.

Poker champion D**g Kim goes head-to-head with Claudico at the Brains vs. AI poker competition. (Image credit: Tim Kaulen, Carnegie Mellon University)
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Its win also involved some surprising moves. For instance, AI was more likely than humans to make huge overbets — meaning that they would bet three, five or even 20 times the amount of chips in the pot. Interestingly, those overbets sometimes made mathematical sense in two very different situations.

"With a very strong hand and with the weakest hands, you want to make those big overbets," Sandholm said.

Libratus was also more likely than the humans to underbet in certain surprising situations, Sandholm said. And every night, it went home and adapted its strategy based on the hands it had played.

"The adaptation was not to learn to exploit the opponent, but rather to determine what holes the opponent had found in the AI strategy and automatically patch those holes," Sandholm said.

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In the past, that's been a stumbling block. Libratus was involved in a poker tournament in 2015 and couldn't beat the humans, with the match ending in a statistical tie. However, the souped-up version of Libratus used in the recent tournament has a better end-game solving strategy, Sandholm said.

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For the "Brains vs. Artificial Intelligence" tournament, four of the world's best poker players faced off one-on-one against Libratus in 120,000 hands of poker. At stake was a $200,000 pot, which the human players received even if they lost.

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In the end, it was no contest: The AI prevailed.