Student Defends Thesis on Counter-Strike 2 — and AI Helped Him Do It
A Czech student devoted his final thesis not to economics or law, but to Counter-Strike 2.
He created a neural network that analyzes professional matches and can predict the winner of the next round 🦾
To train the model, it studied more than 400 games and achieved accuracy above 77%. It looks like AI will soon understand esports better than many analysts.
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