AlphaGo Is Not the Solution to AI
Its just blatantly false to suggest that this victory means &quot;games are solved&quot;. Games like chess and GO are games of complete information.  Its just a matter of brute processing power, even if currently computers don&#x27;t have the processing power to &quot;solve&quot; them.<p>Games of incomplete information, like poker, are much harder, if not impossible for computers to master without actual AI.  It was only recently that heads-up, limit poker was &quot;solved&quot;.  Even in this case, the &quot;solution&quot; meant only that the computer could put forth a strategy that would not lose significantly over time, not a winning strategy.  Games like no-limit hold em are infinitely more complex.  This is true of heads-up, but vastly more so for full-ring games.<p>AlphaGo&#x27;s victory has certainly been very impressive, but its also predictable.  Given enough computing power, winning any game of complete information is just a matter of brute computing force.  We&#x27;ll see how computers (and real AI) can do in the future in regards to other games.