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To become a winning poker player, Game Theory Optimal (GTO) poker strategy is becoming increasingly more important; however, as IAA students, we have the edge in understanding the concepts behind what makes it optimal. Poker used to be a pastime, and something only “degenerates” would play for the thrill according Continue reading How has Analytics Changed Poker?
In 2016, the world watched with both astonishment and unease as AlphaGo, an artificial intelligence developed by DeepMind, defeated Lee Sedol, one of the greatest Go players of our time; for many, this announced the arrival of a new era in AI research. Go, a strategy game that is more Continue reading Machine Learning with Go
In recent years, the rise of big data and AI has reshaped many fields, including criminal justice. These technologies create new possibilities, such as more accurate forensic analysis and data-driven risk assessments. They also bring risks, such as reinforcing existing biases, potentially infringing upon civil rights, and raising concerns about Continue reading AI and Data Analytics in Criminal Justice: Opportunities and Challenges
Would you believe me if I told you that some people can’t tell these images apart? It’s me. I’m one of those people. I can tell that the tritanopic image is quite different, and the protanopic image’s top light looks weird, but the normal and deuteranopic images look very similar Continue reading Color Me … Confused.