Artificial intelligence (AI) is continuing to break boundaries and researchers at the University of Alberta push this notion further, including PhD student Dustin Morill. Morill, a fourth-year PhD student working with computing science professor Michael Bowling, is working on algorithmic game theory. He is also apart of the Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute (Amii) and has been a key contributor to DeepStack, a project seeking to have artificial intelligence develop techniques for games like poker and checkers to continually reassess strategy. The Gateway interviewed Morill who is continuing to contribute to AI research and see what he had to say about the field.