> Naively we might see games like Go, Chess, StarCraft, and Dota as more "complex" The strong AIs made for those games had access to some crucial human "help"

> Naively we might see games like Go, Chess, StarCraft, and Dota as more "complex" The strong AIs made for those games had access to some crucial human "help" though. * AlphaStar (For StarCraft) was trained on a massive database of human games, while this project started Pokemon Red with a blank slate. * AlphaZero and AlphaZero Chess did start blank slate, but had a hand-coded and domain-specific search algorithm (MCTS) to explore various actions (800 iterations IIRC) before actually making that action. There's no obvious way to do something similar for Pokemon Red.