He claims it's "vastly more difficult" than chess or go.
OpenAI’s bot beat Dendi in the first match in about ten minutes; Dendi resigned from the second match, and declined to play a third.
OpenAI had claimed before the match that its new system was better at the smash-hit video game than professional players. The organisation made a surprise appearance on stage at The International, developer Valve’s flagship $US24 million “Dota 2†tournament, just to prove it.
Of course, humans say that they will still dominate 5-vs-5. Yeah, right.
OpenAI isn’t just walking away after its victory. The OpenAI hopes to have its bot ready to play in a proper five-versus-five match next year, Brockman said. Meanwhile, the organisation is releasing the bot so that anyone can play against it. Valve is placing a bounty of in-game currency for the first players who can defeat it.