> Two humans playing each other, it's just a question: who's score goes down less each time they make a move? It became a little sad. It seemed like either you

> Two humans playing each other, it's just a question: who's score goes down less each time they make a move? It became a little sad. It seemed like either you can make the right move, or you make a sub-optimal move, and the winner is simply the one who makes the fewer sub-optimal moves. It’s also evaluating your own position vs someone else’s - humans and computers are the same in that both will make the move they think is best, and will only have an oh shit moment when their opponent has provided a reply they didn’t expect. The only difference is computers can see further, so while an oh shit moment for a human might be 4 moves out, with a computer it might be 20.