Re:AlphaGo Beats Lee Sedol in Final Game
by kqr on Tuesday March 15, 2016 @05:57AM
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That's exactly it. The difference, as far as I have understood it, is that there was a similar move that is typical, but in that particular situation, pretty simple reasoning (of the highly abstract "if this then that so this must lead to that" sense) leads a human to conclude that this version of the move is superior.
So while atypical in the sense of "occurring infrequently", it was not a difficult move to find for a player of that level – all the pro commentators saw it pretty much right away.
This might be the one weakness of AlphaGo, which is interesting.
So while atypical in the sense of "occurring infrequently", it was not a difficult move to find for a player of that level – all the pro commentators saw it pretty much right away.
This might be the one weakness of AlphaGo, which is interesting.