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Game Theory in AI

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Game Theory in AI   By Azfar Uzair, Aashay More, Pranav Ratnaparkhi, Swetank Raj, Prathamesh Yadav Introduction: Games have been one of the most visible areas of progress in the AI space in the last few years. Chess, Jeopardy, GO and, very recently, Poker is some of the games that have been mastered by AI systems using breakthrough technologies. From that viewpoint, the success of AI seems to be tied to the progress of game theory.[1] While games are the most obvious expression of game theory, they are far from the only domain in which those principles are used. From that viewpoint, the integration of game theory and AI can have an impact on a variety of different domains. Most scenarios involving several "participants" working together or competing to complete a job may be gamified and enhanced utilizing AI approaches.[1]   Types of games: Symmetric vs. Asymmetric. The symmetry of a game is one of the most basic categories. A symmetric game is one in which ea...
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  7G Communication System   By Prathamesh Yadav, Kshitij Taley, Sanket Jadhav & Viren Chavan     T he wireless communication technologies and mobile communication systems are fastly growing technologies. Today every generation is being with it's some standards, capacities, techniques, and new features which separate them from previous generations and also these features are increasing the performance and quality of mobile telephone users. The new 7G is used in Japan, China, Turkey, Estonia, Korea and Sweden; they use this generation in their countries.     Thus 7G will help us attain very high bandwidth, and nearly non-existent latency, and universal integration. Thus fulfilling our demand from mobile & wireless computing like more speed, more bandwidth, more connectivity and overall more potential.     The level of capacity is going to be unprecedented in 7G networks and will extend the scope & capabi...
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