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Google's AI was the first to beat a GO champion a couple of years back (and it continues to teach itself how to play other games, too). Now, Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba and technology major Microsoft's artificial intelligence (AI) models have scored more than humans in a Stanford University reading test. The Chinese online commerce company's deep neural network was the first to score higher than a human on the reading test. While Alibaba's model scored 82.44, Microsoft received 82.65 score in contrast with human performance, which stood at 82.304. Ultimately, the idea is to help AI systems process large amounts of written data to more accurately respond to human questions.