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> a number of moves that made absolutely no sense at all even to way lower level players. Another possibility is that it was looking way deeper than anybody, a
by alphydan 11y ago
> a number of moves that made absolutely no sense at all even to way lower level players.
Another possibility is that it was looking way deeper than anybody, and there was a 1% chance or turning the whole game around with those seemingly bad moves. But Lee Sedol blocked that deep move in a way nobody was able to see.
- ktRolster 11y agoNo. That is not what happened. They were genuinely bad moves.
- skj 11y agoProbably to the program, they were all bad moves, and the ones it made just hemorrhaged more slowly.
- ChristianBundy 11y agoYou don't have the authority to make that call unless you intimately understand how it AlphaGo works. Please stop.
- zeven7 11y agoHe's right. The 9d commentators just laughed them off. They were the kinds of moves a 25k might play hoping that his opponent would make a silly mistake. That's exactly what AlphaGo was trying to do. The moves it played did have a "slight" chance of working, if Lee Sedol had responded incorrectly, but that would have never happened. They were the kinds of moves that are insulting when an opponent plays them against me and I'm just a weak amateur player. The moves clearly had no depth to them, and everyone that understands the game agrees on that.