I find your predictions 1 through 3 not clearly defined.
Does OpenAI bot need to defeat a pro team in unconstrained dota 2 at least once during 2019? Or does it need to win at least one and more than 50% games against pro teams in 2019?
Suppose tesla releases a video footage or a report of their car reaching from one coast to the other, but it had some minor or not so minor problems. How minor should they be to count? Are humans allowed to help it recharge or anything like that?
Fair. For (1), more than 50% because that was how they’ve been defining victories in these tournaments. For (2), no unplanned interventions—i.e, it’s fine if they want to drive it on a gravel driveway that they know the thing cannot handle, or fill it up at the supercharger because the car clearly cannot handle that, but in general no interventions because the car would potentially crash in a situation it (ostensibly) should handle. And for (3), meh, can beat the native scripted AI seems reasonable.
I find your predictions 1 through 3 not clearly defined.
Does OpenAI bot need to defeat a pro team in unconstrained dota 2 at least once during 2019? Or does it need to win at least one and more than 50% games against pro teams in 2019?
Suppose tesla releases a video footage or a report of their car reaching from one coast to the other, but it had some minor or not so minor problems. How minor should they be to count? Are humans allowed to help it recharge or anything like that?
How do you define “skilled” in SC II?
Fair. For (1), more than 50% because that was how they’ve been defining victories in these tournaments. For (2), no unplanned interventions—i.e, it’s fine if they want to drive it on a gravel driveway that they know the thing cannot handle, or fill it up at the supercharger because the car clearly cannot handle that, but in general no interventions because the car would potentially crash in a situation it (ostensibly) should handle. And for (3), meh, can beat the native scripted AI seems reasonable.