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I'd love to take this as far as possible. What happens if you allow the team to roll back decisions as they see they're at a disadvantage? How far away are we
by IanCal 9y ago
I'd love to take this as far as possible.
What happens if you allow the team to roll back decisions as they see they're at a disadvantage? How far away are we from an effectively unbeatable machine?
Given what people can learn over time, can they learn to beat it?
- Jenya_ 9y agoThere is already a system in Go which allows to measure the difference between unequal opponents - handicap stones.
- Jach 9y agoAnd it's interesting to note that according to DeepMind, the Master version of AlphaGo was 3 stones stronger than the version that played Lee Sedol. I don't know if the latest one playing Ke Jie is even stronger than Master or by how much, but the difference in Ke Jie and Lee Sedol isn't 3 stones.