Did I miss this thread? Apologies if so, search did not turn up for me.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/barrycollins/2020/05/20/the-ai-pinball-player/
"Developers have taught artificial intelligence how to play an arcade pinball machine, which learned so quickly it could beat human players within four days"
It would be pretty cool to have a real attract mode on pinball to go off once in awhile. Of course, this would wear out the components faster requiring more maintenance.
But this sentence has me intrigued. Would be pretty cool if the machine could send a report telling operators exactly what parts are in need of or soon to be in need of replacing, as well as the machine continually adjusting coil strengths for optimal performance.
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