DNA computer unbeaten at tic tac toe: Nature.com

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The DNA computer named MAYA has achieved a perfect record in tic tac toe, winning over 100 games against human opponents. This breakthrough highlights the potential of DNA computing, which, despite its slower processing speed, can solve complex problems efficiently. The discussion emphasizes the significance of this development in the context of future computing advancements, particularly with the integration of qubits.

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A DNA computer called MAYA has won every game of tic tac toe it has played against human opponents - over 100 in all.

http://www.nature.com/nsu/030818/030818-9.html
 
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No offense, but so what?

When I was 16 I memorized my own discovered entire pattern for winning every possible tic tac toe game...and have 100% of my games since.

Except when playing against myself :)
 
thats not the point, the point is that its a computer made from DNA which has shown obvious intelligence, its the potential shown that matters :)

This must be a great sort of breakthrough, because (from what i know of DNA computers), although DNAis slow at doing things, it can work out huge huge huge huge huge huge huge (im talking, BIG here :D) things ina relatively short amount of time.

with this an qubits on the way the world of computing is looking very bright in the immediate future :P
 
One of the first programmes I wrote was a C tic-tac-toe, which could not lose. Either win or draw, never lose. It was quite nifty.
 

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