Google's AlphaZero AI teaches itself Chess in four hours, then

Not directly pertaining to any PC game you might be playing, but worth a mention as you may be getting flattened by similar systems in the not-too-distant future. As reported on Chess.com, the world of Chess AI saw a major shakeup this week as Google's upstart AlphaZero system went into a closed-doo

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