Nice! It's actually introducing suggested rules with a basic minimal strategy. I'm sure that, like the Royal Game of Ur, we will see different variations of the rules for this in the future. This will serve as a base. They also mentioned about it in their paper.
MJ84
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That's correct. That's from footnotes... But they haven't used AI for sure...
It's not that, I know why you are saying AI its very misleading (it's not your fault it's the article). There is a link at the bottom of the article. "Analysis of the Shahr-i Sokhta Board Game with 27 Pieces and Suggested Rules Based on the Game of Ur" read that please that's the actual scientific paper. You can also play the game. It's really good paper. It's nothing to do with AI, I don't really like AI generated either...
Please read the actual scientific paper, there is a link at the end of the article.
They didn't used AI. They also developed a computer game that you can play against AI.
Amazing research. I red it and I also play the game online. I highly recommend the game it absolutely make sense. Play on:https://persianwonders.com/The-game-of-20
Lol, which mode did you play? I played the normal and I was keep losing but I won on my 5th turn.