Re:AlphaGo documentary (2020) [video]
by PartiallyTyped on Sunday September 12, 2021 @07:44AM
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I don't mean to burst your bubble, but since then, we have had significantly better algorithms than AlphaGO, and much more compute.
Unless humanity moves to a point where the average skill is that of Lee, and the average intelligence is akin to JvN's I don't see hope for humanity.
Computers are still bad at something as basic for humans as driving, so i'd say there's still hope.
Although I always wonder if give that the software was designed in a way to allow the computer to make mistakes and take risks to a reasonable amount, like humans do, would they still be crappy drivers?
Move 78 was not a lucky break. At least in my mind.
There are not many movies I cried to, in this movie I cried twice, once when Lee Sedol was apologizing for the loss, and once when he made move 78 and Alpha Go's probability to win dropped with 10%.
Now for me move-78 means hope.