You vs. the Computer in Rock-Paper-Scissors

I won 9, tied 9 and lost 2. Then I got bored and quit.

I played about 30 times. After the about the first 15 I started to lose a lot more because its knowledge of my moves started to grow rapidly. If you choose to see what the computer is thinking, it is really interesting to follow its thought process.

I played the expert and used a random number generator so no human thought process strategy. The score was me 4 wins, computer 6 wins and the 5 ties.

After 16 rounds I gained on the "Veteran" computer.

Wins: 5
Ties: 7
Losses: 4

But I've also studied human and artificial intelligence on the cellular and programming level. I learned to predict what the computer would do, based on its rules for predicting what I would do. I'd throw rock a couple of times, then, anticipate the computer would choose paper, but also that the computer would anticipate me choosing scissors based on it's experience and so I'd choose paper assuming it would choose rock to try to beat my scissors. Seems to have worked somewhat.

@empty I did the same and came out overwhelmingly ahead, suggest your random number generator is faulty or you didn't play enough games.

I got 13 wins, 6 ties and the computer got 8 wins.
I noticed it was getting smarter near the end, so I decided to quit while I was ahead!

13 14 11... nothing fuzz about.

I managed 6w 14t 4l. Novice is easier to game in the short term but I think expert will be easier in the long term if you know a bit about human behaviour.