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https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/25/business/google-alphago-defeats-go-ke-jie-again.html

 

 

HONG KONG — It’s all over for humanity — at least in the game of Go.

For the second game in a row, a Google computer program called AlphaGo beat the world’s best player of what many consider the world’s most sophisticated board game. AlphaGo is scheduled to play its human opponent, the 19-year-old Chinese prodigy Ke Jie, one more time on Saturday in the best-of-three contest.

But with a score of 2-0 heading into that final game, and earlier victories against other opponents already on the books, AlphaGo has proved its superiority.

Discussing the contest afterward, Mr. Ke said a very human element got the better of him: his emotions. In the middle of the game, when he thought he might have had a chance at winning, he got too keyed up, he said.

“I was very excited. I could feel my heart bumping,†Mr. Ke said after the contest, which took place in Wuzhen, near Shanghai. “Maybe because I was too excited I made some stupid moves.â€

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“Maybe that’s the weakest part of human beings,†he added.

 

 

Top comment from Naver:

 

[+4285, -110] Only humans make excuses

 

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Well anything that can be put into algorithms can be done by computers. I think calling it "intelligent" freaks people out but really it's just programs.

 

Of course there are still issues with these programs:

 

 

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