Google’s AI just won against a human world champion in a game of Go

March 9, 2016 by Paul Spoerry Leave a Comment

Google’s DeepMind-based AI scored a historic victory today in a game of Go against Lee Se-dol, the second highest ranking player in the world.

The AI trained with 30 million moves from games played by human experts, and is also able to learn how to figure out new strategies on its own. There are still four matches to go through the week. You can tune in live on YouTube via the DeepMind channel.

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