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人機大戰，巔峰競技 - Game V: AlphaGo笑到最後 大俠小思：
一、AlphaGo笑到最後…如果它會笑。
二、AlphaGo有自學能力，學到啥境界，髙不見頂，它的棋力深不可測，無人可知！大俠保守估計，目前的AlphaGo或有11段。
三、觀五盤棋，AlphaGo的佈局中盤戰鬥攻防打劫棄子手拔收官等等，所有紋枰技藝，全面而強大，間有些誤著、緩手、昏招、慢棋，不妨害它的實力堅實。
四、或曰：AlphaGo太強了，盤面上贏太多時，則會下緩手慢棋，等等對手，盤面上落後時，則會急起力追，總之，伴在對水前面不遠處，若果真如此，AlphaGo就太有人性了！
五、圍棋界已迎接AlphaGo的至尊到訪，人類準備和AI和諧相處吧！
After suffering its first defeat in the Google DeepMind Challenge Match on Sunday, the Go-playing AI AlphaGo had beaten world-class player Lee Sedol for a fourth time to win the five-game series 4-1 overall. The final game proved to be a close one, with both sides fighting hard and going deep into overtime. The win came after a "bad mistake" made early in the game, according to DeepMind founder Demis Hassabis, leaving AlphaGo "trying hard to claw it back." By winning the final game despite its blip in the fourth, AlphaGo has demonstrated beyond doubt its superiority over one of the world's best Go players, reaffirming a major milestone for AI in the process. It was "the most mind-blowing game experience we've had so far," said Demis Hassabis at the post-match press conference, with an "incredibly close and tense finish." Lee said that he felt sorry the match was coming to an end, while expressing how difficult it has been from a psychological perspective. Both played strongly and the final game was by far the best in the match. Google's AI program actually made a serious "blind spot" error similar to the one that cost it the fourth game. However, it quickly collected itself and played nearly error-free after that. Sedol also played well, but AlphaGo chipped away at his lead and took the match after it went into tense "endgame" state, ended with Sedol’s resignation. DeepMind's AlphaGo program stunned the Go-playing world by beating 18-time world champion Lee Sedol … thanks to its advanced system based on deep neural networks and machine learning. Lee was competing for a $1 million prize put up by Google, but DeepMind's victory means it will be donated to charity. After the match, South Korea's Go Association awarded AlphaGo the highest Go grandmaster rank – ninth dan. It was given in recognition of AlphaGo's "sincere efforts" to master Go's Taoist foundations and reach a level "close to the territory of divinity". References Google's AlphaGo AI beats Lee Se-dol again to win Go series 4-1 By Sam Byford on March 15, 2016 05:00 am http://www.theverge.com/2016/3/15/11213518/alphago-deepmind-go-match-5-result |
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