Google DeepMind enlisted 29 human players ranked across four skill levels—beginner, intermediate, advanced, and “advanced+”—and had them play against their track-mounted robotic arm.

The Robotics team at Google taught a robot arm to play 300+ shot rallies with other ... There are so many variables affecting how a human hits a ping pong ball that makes tracking everything ...

Google DeepMind has introduced the first AI ... In contrast to strictly strategic games like Go or Chess, table tennis necessitates acquiring sophisticated low-level skills and strategic plays.

The developer tapped into Google Chrome's internals ... This one learned how to play Pong. For those interested in learning more, Royalty's development blog is an insightful read.

As if it weren’t enough to have AI tanning humanity’s hide (figuratively for now) at every board game in existence, Google AI has got one working to destroy us all at Ping-Pong as well.

Clicking the "play" button in Google's logo launches an interactive ... Meanwhile, he worked on the first iteration of "Pong" with a team that would later go on to found Atari.

we’re now starting to see more advanced robotic ping-pong players that could soon give even the best human players a run for their money. Take this impressive effort from engineers at Google ...