Go is different than chess. There is no huge blunders to be found in well-known games. What Alphago can find are creative moves that happen to be very slightly

Go is different than chess. There is no huge blunders to be found in well-known games. What Alphago can find are creative moves that happen to be very slightly better than "normal" ones. Since a week, I hear news about a bot named "Master" that may be an evolution (or a concurrent clone) of Alphago. You can study the games: http://www.dgob.de/yabbse/index.php?topic=6381.msg208264#msg208264 http://www.dgob.de/yabbse/index.php?topic=6381.msg208264#msg... There are speculations that the next game between Alphago and best players would be an handicap game. IMHO Alphago is starting a revolution in the fuseki theory that is bigger than fixing a couple of broken openings.