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Google DeepMind to Use Blizzard's StartCraft II for AI Research Platform
Google's DeepMind has already mastered the game of Go and now will focus on an entirely unique game: StarCraft II. At the 2016 Blizzcon event, Blizzard announced that it will be partnering with Google to use StarCraft II as a research platform for companies building artificial intelligence (AI) programmers.
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