From AlphaGo to MuZero - Mastering Atari, Go, Chess and Shogi by Planning with a Learned Model

[@edupignatelli]

Thore's explations are always as clear as he is explaining to a 5 years old child, and as respectful as he is speaking in a UN meeting at the same.

[@JimSlattery]

26:10 this part really stuck with me. We see all the handcrafted expert logic in the Stockfish engine, and yet machine learning can achieve all of that and more in an automated way. This is amazing technology!

[@DrTune]

Great vid, very approachable. Thanks!

[@young-jinahn6971]

Easy to understand! Thank you

[@martinsosmucnieks8515]

But very great vid!!!

[@martinsosmucnieks8515]

Why Mu?

[@jeshweedleon3960]

pretty sure “mu” is japanese for “emptiness” or “absence”, referring to the fact that muzero isn’t given hardcoded rules.

[@themanwhoknewtoomuch6667]

@@jeshweedleon3960 Hoftstadterish. Computer Scientist sure has a siccc sense of humor and cool artistic taste!

[@ablues15]

Good content, terrible recording. Bad audio, bad video, missing audio.