Author Topic: Google's New AI challenges World Champion Go Player: Round 2!  (Read 666 times)

So basically, what's going on is that Google developed an AI that can supposedly play a game called Go better than any living person. At least, that's what Google's trying to prove. Up until now, computers have only ever been able to play at an amateur level, and now jumping up orders of magnitude in level is something astonishing for AI development.

They've challenged the 10 year reigning champion to a 5 match test to see which is better. The one with the most matches wins.

AlphaGo won against the champion in the first match yesterday, and today's the second, and it's starting very soon!
Here's the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-GsfyVCBu0

They made an AI that can play Go
but they couldn't pick something better to play than the music you hear when you get put on hold in a call...
Fuuuuu

The game has started guise

the guy literally up and left the room he was so surprised by the computers move rofl

the guy literally up and left the room he was so surprised by the computers move rofl
was about to mention that.

what do you think he's doing?

the guy literally up and left the room he was so surprised by the computers move rofl
"omg wtf r u doin noob"

i saw his head. i think he's back.

was about to mention that.

what do you think he's doing?
No idea, but he's used up more than 10 minutes more than AlphaGo, I wonder if that's a big disadvantage or not

There's now a 30 minute difference in time. That's pretty big...

They're both in overtime now.