Just finished this documentary about a computer who beat one of the top players in the field of Go.
It felt pretty great throughout, the development of the program as well as the human player.
Has Sup Forums seen this?
Has Sup Forums seen Hikaru no Go?
Just finished this documentary about a computer who beat one of the top players in the field of Go
Blake Stewart
Aaron Powell
I still don't understand what STEM fags think this will achieve. Deep Blue defeated Kasparov like 20 fucking years ago. Wow such AI.
Luke Ramirez
wtf is GO? Pokemon Go?
Easton Martinez
it beat all the top players and then it beat itself 500 times without knowing what the game was
Evan Johnson
Chess openings is like 20 possible positions. But go has about
Connor Sanchez
businessinsider.com
>300 times the number of moves vs Chess
Benjamin Garcia
i mean >200
I shall do my best to apologize with actresses.
Ryan Peterson
Go is a strategy game roughly based on strategy (based on my simple mind) developed over 2500 years ago. It's older than Chess.
Gabriel Perez
The most amazing points of what the documentary shows is that it can't anticipate human nature's ability to win. And then it learned from that in Le Se-dol game 5 where it went beyond what the 'expectations' of the game was.
For me it was a Bruce Lee vs Gung Fu moment, wherein it disassembled the antiquated rules and old culture of martial arts.
Christopher Lee
Are you an AI? What the fuck are you trying to say?
Dominic Fisher
Literally an old board game wow.
Let me know next time an AI writes a better play than Shakespeare
William Anderson
I'm drunk and have been thinking about this all day... Now I'm trying to find the right videos to uphold my thoughts about the philosophy of an art. Whatever artform that may come in.
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Hudson Stewart
chess is for babies
Samuel Stewart
Here's a trailer.
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Kayden Kelly
It's still super intricate that you have to anticipate your opening, your opponent's moves, your opponent's development and respond to that.
In the form of war, it is ultimate in terms of victory and defeat and we are teaching computers this.
Owen Johnson
It loses! But WHY it loses is the burst of the human spirit
Levi Bell
Hikaro no go was a shitty anime from the early 00's, the mom dojins are great though.
Joshua Wilson
Go is about territorial control and deceit rather than positioning and attrition. Different kind of games. But they're still both literally TABLETOP BOARD GAMES. I don't shit myself everyone the computer beats me at minefield so who fucking cares.
What I'm saying here is only stem faggots think this matters or is impressive beyond a narrow programming achievement
Angel Kelly
But it shouldn't only impress the STEM fags and that it should push Human Kind to further their understanding of their own.
We should be able to use technology to our betterment.
Matthew Martin
Technology makes everything worse in case you hadn't noticed
Owen Taylor
>shit
homie you have shit taste. Hikaru no Go was great
Grayson Collins
I think it's 50/50
Oliver Perez
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