Alphago v Ke Jie: Game 2

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>>53419898
English commentary:
http://events.google.com/alphago2017/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1U1p4Mwis60

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>>53419898
And OGS relay:
https://online-go.com/demo/view/247454

>brings in cute girls
They know their audience. The YouTube girl was 4d while the left one in white was 1d right?

>>53420338
>not being riveted to your seat by Michael Redmond talking about go

>>53420395
Girls in suits are my biggest fetish and they seem fairly competant

It's interesting how these commentators keep going in completely different directions than what's actually getting played. And then missing that shit's going on.

>>53420568
That happened during Lee's matches too if I remember. Unsurprising, they're trying to explain all the possibilities to the audience

>>53420658
Yeah, it's just odd that they're explaining all the possibilities...except the one that happens.

>>53420681
I suppose it is impossible for man to understand the gods

>>53420681
To a certain degree, that's the point. They're telling us why they didn't do all the things that they didn't do.

It looks like a boat on the bottom.
Used to look like a fish.
I liked the fish better.

Now it looks like a whaaaale

They should've gone all-out with the Machine-Plays-Go angle. AlphaGo should be capable of reading the board, placing pieces and making smug expressions.

Ke resigned.

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>>53421622
Dammit. 2-0 robo wife. Guess she's the undisputed master now

>>53421629

Wasn't there another go master who said they'd need 9 top level players laying together to beat Alphago?

>>53419898
I don't really know much about Go.

How good is Ke Jie compared to Lee Sedol?

I know Lee is supposed to be pretty damn good, but not quite the most elite.

>>53421999

Was Ke Jie the one who trashed talked Lee for losing and claimed he could beat Alphago every time?

>>53422091
It's just banter, anon.

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>>53422118
Banter he couldn't back up. Gotta be humiliating. He publicly smacked Lee for going 1-4 and it looks like he's gonna go 0-3

>>53422165
If he could back it up, it wouldn't be banter, just boasting.

Bump, also in a little bit I'll be down to play. I don't promise any level of skill

No-one to play? I wonder if there's a discord or anything.

Ded. Guess this is it until the third game

I play but i'm shitty, i was 1kyu a few years ago but now i'm probably 5kyu or something

i'm open for a discord or something, it would be fun

Misread alphago as ahegao. This thread is less interesting than I hoped for.

>>53431500
Alphagao will rock your world

>>53422165
On the other hand, AlghaGo is three stones stronger than she was when she played Lee.

>>53437503
Really?

>>53437503

No way in hell that's true. It's significantly better, but three stones is hyperbole.

Still, at this point, it's obvious beyond a doubt that Alphago is playing at a higher level than any current human player. Alphago has made massive innovations in the early game that were previously believed to be suboptimal moves, and pros are currently in the process of trying to figure out why they're effective. They're completely outgunned until they have a solid understanding of Alphago's style instead of just experimenting with it.

Post more robowaifus

>>53421999

https://www.goratings.org/en/

Lee Sedol was a previous #1 player who's past his prime, but still a top 10 player. Ke Jie is #1 who's just reaching his prime. About 100 elo stronger, which means his win:loss ratio against Lee Sedol would be about 2:1.

>>53421979

They just had a 5v1 team game during the same summit where Alphago narrowly won. There's a pretty heavy diminishing return on adding extra players to live play though, so it's not like they're that much stronger than a single player.

Wow I didn't realize this happened. I'm starting with Match 1, lots to catch up on. Even though I'm a beginner with Go it was really enjoyable to watch Redmond's commentary last year.
A /tg/ go group started up last year during alphago v sedol, I didn't play much but I hoped it would survive. It probably didn't though.

>>53440937
The group still technically exists on OGS. I should challenge them randomly to games. Or force Go threads 24/7, or at least during the times I'm awake.

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>playing the 3,3 point

>>53441051

He picked that up from watching Alphago games where she does it frequently. Get with the times, daddio.

>>53441318
Exactly as alphago intended.

Where's the best place to find Alphago fanart? I have a new crush.

I would like to see a rival AI start up on Go servers in the hopes of attracting Master's attention, that would be dramatic

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Western technology beats Eastern mysticism yet again.

China trying to censor the bad news that makes it look like Google opium-warred them the second time.

http://www.breitbart.com/tech/2017/05/25/china-tries-to-censor-ai-victory-over-go-champion/

>>53442148
>breitbart
pass

I am really excited for alphago's (and just more generally this sort of "deep learning") potential in teaching. Examining your games (or repeated trials of any sort), providing exactly the opportunities you have to overcome blocks you yourself don't even see.

I'd like to see it applied directly to something like a musical instrument guide bot.