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This is not purely an AI phenomenon, although AIs are less likely to feel guilty about it. A game from the European Go Championship in 2002 was decided by just
by dfan 4y ago
This is not purely an AI phenomenon, although AIs are less likely to feel guilty about it. A game from the European Go Championship in 2002 was decided by just this sort of rules-lawyering ("obviously" dead stones were not technically correctly marked as dead, so one of the players claimed they were alive). The result was later overturned to match what a human player would expect.
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- hyperpape 4y agoAgreed, though I think it's worth noting that the human case was subtle, and involved a rules expert, whereas this case is rather simple.