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Machines Like Us - Science News - Cutting Edge Science and Technology News[Machines Like Us - Science News - Cutting Edge Science and Technology News] A more sophisticated (hypothetical) AI might have the ability to "learn" to play more than one game, by trying strategies we don't specify until it happens upon something workable, improving all the while. This sophistication widens the domain in which the AI can be competent, but the domain is still fairly narrow: it's still only competent at board games, for example.

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