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There is a term describing the fallacy of equating a video game or board game AI with having real world applications and AGI capabities. For example, a chess algorithm that wins chess does not mean it can master strategy in corporate or military environments. Does anybody know what this term is?

Reason I ask is because I'm considering writing about the fetish of video games in AI research. <https://deepmind.com/blog/alphastar-mastering-real-time-strategy-game-starcraft-ii/>

I think the term is `incomprehension` :slightly_smiling_face:. As for the AlphaStar, guys played Starcraft for big money. Epic win. But seriously, perhaps, it can be applied to some real-world tasks with some kind of cascade of AI agents. E.g. on top-level agents are responsible for strategy, on lower level -- for tactics, on the lowest -- for orientation and action