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As noted by the live commentator, this has the opportunity to be the third revolution of the game of Go, opening again new ways of playing for the whole of huma
by sheepdestroyer 11y ago
As noted by the live commentator, this has the opportunity to be the third revolution of the game of Go, opening again new ways of playing for the whole of humanity.
Imagine what AI, in different fields, means for humanity if it has so much to teach us, just by being able to "think" differently. I sure hope that one day they start writing philosophy and, doing so, potentially legitimize everything that currently makes humans unique and extraordinary.
- choosername 11y agoa computer that loves wisdom?
- ant6n 11y agoWhat are the other two revolutions of game of Go?
- sheepdestroyer 11y agocf post game 3 conference commentary : https://youtu.be/qUAmTYHEyM8?t=20639 https://youtu.be/qUAmTYHEyM8?t=20639 (also during the actual game with more details, but I can not find the exact time again). Edit : can not find game3 commentary but during game 4 he is coming back to it again with interesting details as for why this is a great opportunity to inspire human players : https://youtu.be/yCALyQRN3hw?t=7097 https://youtu.be/yCALyQRN3hw?t=7097 Basically, once in ancient Japan and more recently a Chinese origin player in Japan, both incredibly strong players, surprised everyone with never before seen moves that subsequently where integrated in modern game theory. The hope is that the same could happen here.