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This will be buried by now but: What happens if the Go master tries to deceive the oponent? As in purposefully play a counter-intuitive position, or even "try
by chm 11y ago
This will be buried by now but:
What happens if the Go master tries to deceive the oponent? As in purposefully play a counter-intuitive position, or even "try to lose"? Will the AI's response be confused as it is expecting rational moves from its oponent?
- spyckie2 11y agoNo. There is a scoring heuristic that AI programs use to determine if they are winning or not - ie: +2 stone ahead, -2 stones behind, etc. (Note: I don't actually know what the real heuristic is, I'm making it up). A computer will have no real reaction to a "try to lose" or counter intuitive move; it would merely recalculate the heuristic score and doing exactly what it has been doing all along - finding the next move that maximizes that score.