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A.I. conquers bridge, one of the last games to fall to computer brains
By Jeremy KahnApril 5, 2022
Artificial intelligence keeps beating humans at games. This time it’s the card game Bridge—but it’s weirder than you think
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Artificial intelligence keeps beating humans at games. This time it’s the card game Bridge—but it’s weirder than you think
By Jonathan VanianMarch 30, 2022
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Brandemic marketing 101: What to do when a game about viruses goes, ahem, viral
By Ian MountSeptember 21, 2021
Facebook's A.I. Masters the Card Game Hanabi
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Facebook’s A.I. Masters the Card Game Hanabi
By Jonathan VanianDecember 6, 2019
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The Professional Bridge World Has Been Rocked By a Doping Scandal
By Chris MorrisMarch 1, 2019
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By Natasha BachFebruary 13, 2018
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Target Pulls Cards Against Humanity Expansion Pack After Controversy
By Emily PriceDecember 30, 2017
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A Card Game About Unicorns Has Raised Almost $2 Million on Kickstarter
By Jenna MarottaSeptember 15, 2017
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UNO Now Has a Colorblind Version
By Emily PriceSeptember 7, 2017
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Donald Rumsfeld’s Next Career Move: App Developer
By Clay DillowJanuary 25, 2016
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