AI success largely consists of first narrowing down a problem until everything is well-controlled, then brute-forcing/hard-coding a solution
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If you give a strong human LoL player a brand new character, they will be able to perform at an excellent level upon their very first game
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This, in my opinion, is a much better test of intelligence (generalization) than the ability to win the most games in a controlled setting
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Isn’t this the coffee making generalization problem? “A good AI should be able to walk into anyone’s house and be able to make coffee!”
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Of course, once a system achieves a certain generality, we immediately critique its limits. Even Turing test is seen as insufficient now.
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Beyond being good at chess or Go, here's the real test. Humans invented the damn games! Has AI ever imagined even tictactoe?!
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