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Has there been significant progress in Go in terms of AI strength after AlphaZero (like there has been with chess), or has Go AI stagnated because of lack of in
by redox99 4y ago
Has there been significant progress in Go in terms of AI strength after AlphaZero (like there has been with chess), or has Go AI stagnated because of lack of interest and/or resources?
- loeg 4y agoIt wasn’t long ago that AIs couldn’t beat good human Go players. It’s progressing.
- ihatepython 4y agoIt appears that the best approach for a Go AI is simply GOFAI (Good Old Fashioned AI)
- kadoban 4y agoThere was a lot of great work done replicating and then improving on AlphaGo in an open manner. The center(s) of that were LeelaZero and then KataGo. It's a bit hard to say for sure (since you can't pit them against each other, AlphaGo isn't available), but KataGo is very likely to be well stronger than AlphaGo ever was, unless maybe they contuinued it internally (unlikely). If nothing else it's vastly more efficient to train and experiment with.