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> Sure, that does make things easier: one of the reasons Go took so long to solve is that one cannot define an objective score for Go beyond the end result bein
by Jensson 1y ago
> Sure, that does make things easier: one of the reasons Go took so long to solve is that one cannot define an objective score for Go beyond the end result being a boolean win or loose.
Winning or losing a Go game is a much shorter term objective than making or losing money at a job.
> But IRL? Lots of measures exist
No, not that are shorter term than winning or losing a Go game. A game of Go is very short, much much shorter than the time it takes for a human to get fired for incompetence.
- ben_w 1y agoTime horizon is a completely different question to what I'm responding to. I agree the time horizon of current SOTA models isn't particularly impressive. Doesn't matter in this point.