A while ago, Elon Musk mentioned using Grok AI to play League of Legends, and honestly, that sounded pretty unbelievable. Today, I came across a new Korean server account called "Courier" that used AI to play ranked matches and achieved an astonishing 92% win rate, currently ranking ninth among Korean server champions. If that's true, to be honest, it's quite shocking—AI achieving such results in esports definitely warrants further thought.

Think about it, this is equivalent to AI outperforming human professional players in high-intensity competitive environments. Many jokingly say that only AI could beat Faker. This actually reflects the current progress of AI in decision-making, reaction, and learning abilities—not just simple data calculation, but real-time responses in complex gaming scenarios.

To some extent, this is similar to the "League Endgame Human vs. Machine" from years ago. Although the game backgrounds differ, both demonstrate the possibility of AI approaching or surpassing top human levels. It's a fascinating phenomenon that also prompts reflection on AI's true potential in competitive and strategic scenarios.