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Google's DeepMind AI Is Now Learning to Play With Physical Objects
Researchers from Google's DeepMind announced some of their new artificial intelligence (AI) projects are learning "how" the world works -- akin to how a child experiments with the way the world works. This opens an entirely new breakthrough in the realm of machine learning.
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