On further thought, we should distinguish two problems:
(1) "Induce" the rules, in the sense that after training on millions of played games, you now have a neural net or whatever that plays mostly or entirely according to the rules even though it can't articulate them.
(2) Output an explicit description of the rules.
I could easily believe that (2) is beyond the current abilities of AI, even if it turns out that (1) is doable.
(1) "Induce" the rules, in the sense that after training on millions of played games, you now have a neural net or whatever that plays mostly or entirely according to the rules even though it can't articulate them.
(2) Output an explicit description of the rules.
I could easily believe that (2) is beyond the current abilities of AI, even if it turns out that (1) is doable.