Darpa’s Blackjack Program is a research project which seeks to create a computer program that can successfully bluff at blackjack. The project is divided into two parts: the first part, which began in 2003, is focused on creating a software program that can successfully bluff at blackjack by using mathematical models and probabilities.
The second part of the project, which began in 2006, is focused on developing a human interface for the software program so that it can be used by humans. .
So far, the project has been successful in both areas. The software program has been able to successfully bluff at blackjack using mathematical models and probabilities, and the human interface has been able to successfully allow humans to use the software program.
While there is still work to be done in both areas, the project is thus far successful and has shown potential for further development.
