Sunday November 1 .. Hope you all have a great start to the week !! "How many stones do 9P need against alpha-go nowadays" @RedmondGoPro answers viewer questions during AlphaGo vs. AlphaGo Game 49 commentary live now (November 1, 7 PM Eastern Time) https://t.co/zHCdFuNPxi — American Go Assoc. (@theaga) November… Continue reading
Korean Go champion Lee Sedol has retired: The South Korean Go champion Lee Sedol has retired from professional play, telling Yonhap news agency that his decision was motivated by the ascendancy of AI. “With the debut of AI in Go games, I’ve realized that I’m not at the top even… Continue reading
The Guardian Sun 23 Dec 2018 02.00 EST [Excerpt] The science stories that shook 2018 … Guest scientists pick the breakthroughs and discoveries that defined their year… Artificial intelligence got even smarter AlphaZero delivers world-beating performances in three games. Artificial intelligence (AI) has continued to make great strides in… Continue reading
AlphaGo is retiring: After winning a three-game match against Top Player Chinese Professional Ke Jie 9P in what is revered as the world’s most demanding strategy game, Google’s gaming AI AlphaGo is retiring. AlphaGo’s victory at the summit represented “the highest possible pinnacle for AlphaGo as a competitive program.”..DeepMind co-founder and co-CEO Demis… Continue reading
AlphaGo – Ke Jie Rd1h “Ke Jie started with moves that he had learned from the Master series of games earlier this year, adding those new moves to his repertoire,” said Michael Redmond 9P. “Ke Jie used the lower board invasion point similar to AlphaGo in the Masters games, and… Continue reading
Future of Go summit: Over 280 million people tuned in to watch AlphaGo play against Lee Sedol in 2016. The historic match not only marked a major milestone in the field of artificial intelligence, it also inspired a new wave of creative and innovative thinking about the game of Go.… Continue reading
AlphaGo is now the world’s No 1 Go player.. According to the latest ranking of GoRating, AlphaGo replaced Chinese player Ke Jie Monday to become the world’s No 1 Go player, the first non-human to win the honor. Rumors about AlphaGo facing off against Ke Jie after winning against Lee… Continue reading
