Carnegie Mellon AI victorious in heads-up poker tournament Libratus, an AI system from Carnegie Mellon University, has beat out four poker professionals in a 20-day heads-up Texas Hold'em tournament.

Carnegie Mellon AI victorious in heads-up poker tournament

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Carnegie Mellon AI victorious in heads-up poker tournament
1:32 / February 2, 2017

Libratus, an AI system from Carnegie Mellon University, has beat out four poker professionals in a 20-day heads-up Texas Hold'em tournament.

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