AlphaGo Documentary Premiering at Tribeca Film Festival
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#2Why hasn't there been another AlphaGo match?
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#3Why hasn't there been another AlphaGo match?
Now, its playing virtually with top players in a GO game website.
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#4Why hasn't there been another AlphaGo match?
Deepmind released three AlphaGo vs. AlphaGo matches last year and around the new year AlphaGo played 60 games against top professionals online winning all of them. There have been rumours about AlphaGo vs. Ke Jie (No. 1 Go player), but nothing has been confirmed yet.
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#5Why hasn't there been another AlphaGo match?
Now, its playing virtually with top players in a GO game website.
Those games are actually quite interesting because, though not blitz speed, are still on much tighter timers than the big Lee Sedol match, and that exercises different strengths for both the human and the AI.
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#6Why hasn't there been another AlphaGo match?
Deepmind released three AlphaGo vs. AlphaGo matches last year and around the new year AlphaGo played 60 games against top professionals online winning all of them. There have been rumours about AlphaGo vs. Ke Jie (No. 1 Go player), but nothing has been confirmed yet.
Ken Jie has already lost three times in a row to AlphaGo, while it was playing online under the name "Master".
> But now even Ke, the reigning top-ranked Go player, has acknowledged that human beings are no match for robots in the complex board game, after he lost three games to an AI that mysteriously popped up online in recent days. The AI turned out to be AlphaGo in disguise.
https://qz.com/877721/the-ai-master-bested-the-worlds-top-go...
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#7Why hasn't there been another AlphaGo match?
Deepmind released three AlphaGo vs. AlphaGo matches last year and around the new year AlphaGo played 60 games against top professionals online winning all of them. There have been rumours about AlphaGo vs. Ke Jie (No. 1 Go player), but nothing has been confirmed yet.
The match with Ke Jie is already confirmed by Chinese official.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Deepmind released three AlphaGo vs. AlphaGo matches last year and around the new year AlphaGo played 60 games against top professionals online winning all of them. There have been rumours about AlphaGo vs. Ke Jie (No. 1 Go player), but nothing has been confirmed yet.
Ken Jie has already lost three times in a row to AlphaGo, while it was playing online under the name "Master". > But now even Ke, the reigning top-ranked Go player, has acknowledged that human beings are no match for robots in the complex board game, after he lost three games to an AI that mysteriously popped up online in recent days. The AI turned out to be AlphaGo in disguise. https://qz.com/877721/the-ai-master-be…
To be fair, those time limited online games are acknowledged to be biased in favor of AI over human players, so an actual tournament style match like Lee Sedol played would be needed for a more fair comparison. That said, I expect AlphaGo to continue* undefeated (and hope to be proven wrong).
*From this point forward.
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
Deepmind released three AlphaGo vs. AlphaGo matches last year and around the new year AlphaGo played 60 games against top professionals online winning all of them. There have been rumours about AlphaGo vs. Ke Jie (No. 1 Go player), but nothing has been confirmed yet.
The match with Ke Jie is already confirmed by Chinese official.
That's the rumours I was referencing. Deepmind hasn't confirmed anything yet.
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#10No theaters in Bay Area?