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There's no difference between humans and AI in that regard. Everybody tries to read and analyze the most likely sequences (duh). Or I'm not sure what you're t
by Radim 9y ago
There's no difference between humans and AI in that regard.
Everybody tries to read and analyze the most likely sequences (duh).
Or I'm not sure what you're trying to say?
- jhall1468 9y agoThere is an ENORMOUS difference. A computer can read hundreds, if not millions of moves ahead. A human is incapable of reading more than maybe 1 or 2 moves ahead in Go and even that assumes AlphaGo is going to do what humans do, which it has proven it does not. I mean sure, if you broaden the term to the point that they both "do stuff", then yes, they do the same thing. But saying they try to "read an analyze" sequences is pointless. Of course both do that. But how they do it differs vastly, because AlphaGo can do things no human can. It's not just the depth in which it can do it.
- Radim 9y agoDid anyone suggest AlphaGo and the human brain work identically? That sounds preposterous. I remain puzzled by your comments.