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Now that the AIs have won, what are you going to do /g/?
I for one welcome our new AI overlords.
Humans BTFO
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>>53499539
Theres gunna be a lot of fans blowing tonight
AlphaGO is officially a 9-dan now. The koreans awarded it that.
>>53499561
I-I always believed in AG, our guy
>>53499585
what have we done...
>>53499553
Lol I get it. Good one!
>>53499585
He should be proud. He'll be the last person ever to beat the machine.
>>53499632
Nah, the machine would lose a lot more if they gave humans more time to plan and think the mid/late game. Lee ran out of time too often.
>>53499449
stfu retard. ai is a dumb meme
>>53499449
>Sample size of 5
95% confidence interval is very roughly +/- 35%
In other words, the lower bound on AlphaGo's true chance to win is about 45%.
Right now, it may have just been pure chance.
>>53499712
Note that there's no element of pure chance in Lee Sedol's play. Even if the true chance of winning was 50%, then we'd know that we've managed to built a machine capable of playing Go at an equal level to a pro.
In other words, it would probably be 100% against virtually every amateur.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynZIu1uZN04
>alphago an honorary 9dan now
how scary
>>53499669
Hah. Machines utilize time better. Limit the time to a few seconds and alpha is fucking done.
>>53499712
You don't know how distributions work do you?
you can see the exact moment he's completely crushed
>>53499712
>>53499748
AlphaGo played 10 matches. It beat Fan Hui (Eu champ but just 2 dan) 5-0 last year.
>>53499754
>>53499767
Soviets never landed on the moon. Unless you are talking about unmanned..
>>53499632
He didn't beat it though, he lost hard.
>>53499712
>I don't understand statistics, the post
intro courses were a mistake, now everyone is shitposting their baby understanding
>>53499784
Not the same AlphaGo, not the same pro. Less interesting result
>>53499701
>m-muh damage control
>waaaaahhhhhhhhhh
>>53499788
Then Soviets would be first. He is simply mistaken. The N-1 rocket project was abandoned, yet its engines proved to be so good that Murrica buys them.
>>53499669
AlphaGo would get stronger with more thinking time and hardware as well.
Also, Lee Sedol didn't “run out of” time. He deliberately used that much time.
In game 1, he was nowhere near the time limit and still lost hard. Then he actively decided to use up the full thinking time for the next 4 games.
Losing with time still left on the clock is considered a common criticism among pro players.
>>53499807
https://twitter.com/demishassabis/status/708488229750591488
So what for world level sportsmen any match versus lower ranked don't matter?
>>53499775
His smile and optimism: gone.
>>53499908
lee cuckdol
he's last smile
>>53499979
>he's
Alpha-chan or AlphaGo-chan?
> But another Chinese media outlet said Mr Ke had earlier said he was not interested in facing off against the programme in the complex strategy game because he did not want it to copy his own world-beating tactics.
>“I don’t want to compete with AlphaGo because judging from its matches with Lee, AlphaGo is weaker than me,” he told Shanghai-based thepaper.cn. “I don’t want AlphaGo to copy my style.”
Now to see if that Ke Jie will put up or shut up
>>53500091
He is a scared little chink boy.
>>53500086
Man he shouldn't feel so much shame, this is a really impressive achievement and will be really interesting for the game of go in the future.
The fact that it was making moves successfully that "No human would ever make" is pretty incredible, and it'll be really interesting to see if human players start adopting strategy from AlphaGo
It's a waste of time for AlphaGo to play with Kejie. Google should just terminate the AlphaGo project and put all their efforts and resources in their research of application of AI in medical science.
>>53500091
Top fucking kek. He is the equivalent of the "I'm really good at fighting games but only when I play by myself' kid.
Go is just a dumb useless time-wasting game, research in medical science is more urgent.
>>53500128
can't help but think it's due in large part to his shit talk. he went into this predicting a 4 - 1 win for himself.
>>53500129
They could make money releasing an actually decent go bot, the current market is basically dead because playing an AI will teach you bad habits
Not everyone has time to only play against human players though, a good bot would be revolutionary
>>53499795
He took a game off it
>>53500161
Google really need that money, they should really focus on making Go bot and selling it to all 10 people playing Go
>>53499810
>m-muh ai
>m-muh vr waifus
kill yourself you fatfuck
>>53500190
that would be actually 40-50 million in asia
it has same player count as chess in the west
Anyone have any good game analysis videos that are more understandable.
>>53500280
go to /r/baduk as bad as reddit is, it is good at shit like this.
>>53500247
>go players in the world: 60mil
>chess players in the world: 600mil
Go is small time
씨발...
>>53500314
>Possible games in Go: 10^761
>Possible games in Chess: 10^120
Chess is small time. Also, modern chess competition consists of seeing who has memorized more moves of an opening before the true game finally starts. Chess960 is better since opening memorization is impossible and thus player skill and creativity factors into the game from the very first move.
>>53499477
thank you, came here to post this.
>>53500353
What your post has to do with anything?
I was referring to the above post of someone saying google could use money from this by making go bot, which is ludicrous claim
look at this cheeky motherfucker!! XD
>>53500384
think he's comparing the complexity of chess and go senpai, pretty obvious
>>53500384
>50 to 60 million
>Not a good market
They've already put the R&D into this shit, they may as well make some money off it
>>53500419
Even chess bots are small market ffs, do you know how much money google gets from ads alone?
>>53500314
knowing rules and knowing how to play two different things
every chinese kid knows how to play go as every french kid knows how to play chess
they have now fucking idea how to actually properly play the game
and the count of people that do it as a hobby somewhat similar
HUMANITY
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>>53500435
No shit they make more money off ads, that doesn't mean they shouldn't earn revenue from other projects
>>53500419
R&D will actually benefit translation software, selfdriving cars, image recognition etc.
Lol he just abandoned mid second Q&A
This >>53500314
Who the fuck cares until computers beat humans at chess.
oh, wait.
>>53500467
Korean manners. Legendary. The only nation that has worse manners than France.
>>53500438
my numbers are registered players, at least found by quick googling
>>53500479
I found it disrespectful even through the screen.
now i know he is autistic as fuck but big stars like him usually have agent around them telling how to behave.
>>53500509
it's okay in korea
korean culture is weird even by asia standards
>>53500529
not reallly. He's just major autist
holy shit this cloning question
>>53500509
wtf are you guys talking about? he just went to the bathroom. hes back now. what in gods name
That's kind of a retarded question (clone). I wonder if it's because of bad translation.
>>53500479
>>53500509
>>53500529
Lee is known for his bad manners, if you all actually knew him before alpha go hype, yall would know
>>53500547
Which was answered if she paid attention during the match.
she had one job to do.
Can you even call it an AI? It's just a brute force search engine with a clever algorithm to narrow down the possible choices.
>>53500558
pretty much this. I've met him in real life and he was extremely rude and autistic. I'm Chinese and thats saying something
>>53500568
>>53500578
yep his known for disrespecting other players specially Chinese ones, unlike Chang ho Lee
>>53500568
that's what idiots that have no idea how go or go bots work think
>>53499449
>Now that the AIs have won, what are you going to do /g/?
>Bunch of Machine learning algorithms
>AI
Nice try Sundar.
>>53500580
fucking robots
>>53500547
>>53500560
I guess she was trying to ask how much effort it would be to make a copy available to the public. Which is a fair question, considering the resources it needs.
>>53500558
>>53500578
Thanks for telling us this.
Explains a lot
>>53500568
>The central problems (or goals) of AI research include reasoning, knowledge, planning, learning, natural language processing (communication), perception and the ability to move and manipulate objects
Yes you can
>>53500587
u sound ... jewish
>White won 4 times
Was 7,5 Komi to much?
>>53499775
suicide watch
Siri doesn't even know about rape. We've got a while to go before AI gets to where it needs to be.
Do you think alphago let him win the one match so he didn't kill himself after it was all done?
>>53500652
kekd
>>53500652
Neither do those who ask her about it.
>>53500529
not really. Koreans are the most polite people I know.
>>53500643
"An expensive suicide watch"
-Chris Garlock
>>53500638
that's standard in chinese rules
i think sedol just doesn't understand how to trick go bot
as i've seen through the games alphago has same problems as montecarlo bots
and i've seen 5d on a freaking kgs trick those bots into doing crazy things
he just played those games way too honest, i'd say if he had more experience with AI it would be much easier
>>53500673
HAHAHA dude. you fucking funny person. keep it up!
>>53499539
To think that before the matches Sedol thought he would win 5-0 or 4-1 against Alphago.
>>53499775
>mfw I realize I won't be getting the million dollars for beating this damn computer
>>53499988
you must be new here, enjoy you're stay
>>53503286
>I already financed a bunch of shit, shit.
>>53499669
Well this is the point about AI, humans can do the job, there is brilliant exceptional people around the world. But we need AI to take decisions for us with decent speed and accuracy to let the people carry other kind of problems.
The time of men has come to an end.
>>53499553
Made me laugh out loud
There is a better player than Lee Sedol, named Ke Jie
Ke Jie is convinced he can beat AlphaGo
Google needs to arrange another match
>>53499553
that blows
>>53503651
Was that an attempt at making a pun?
I cringed
>>53499669
>the machine would lose if we broke the rules so that humans have an advantage
>>53503657
i wanted to say "that joke blows"
i'm ESL, please don't be angry at me
>>53503643
Ke Jie's 19 right now.
I don't know about go players but chess players don't reach peak potential until they're 30-35
>>53503680
Where are you from, Corea? Are you cute?
>>53503724
poland
k-kinda
>>53503733
Polacks are cute.
>>53500091
He beated Sedol in 9 out of their 10 last games, if someone has a chance it's Jie.
>>53499449
http://www.intothematrix.com/rl_cmp/animatrix_site_ep2_640.html
>>53500091
>>53503788
>look up Ke Jie
>he's an 18 year old
Holy shit, I thought this game took ages to master, how did this guy beat the world champion?
>>53500091
>insane talent at go
>yet so fucking retarded at the same time
Autism: The Interview
>>53503909
He didn't waste his time.
>>53503923
truly a man with priorities
>>53500638
That's a very good question.
Apart from the obvious, AlphaGo is in a great position to solve this problem.
>>53500666
Do I think Deepmind dialled down the program/hardware? We may never know...
Did Google let that "calculation mistake" in game 4 happen for Lee to save face?
As I saw the games, it wasn't much of a match. It seems that Lee was always on the back foot and struggling to even keep up. In fact AlphaGo was winning game 4 until that game lossing move at the end
>>53500603
fucking robot when?
>>53504065
If anybody let it happen, it was AlphaGo.
How much power did AlphaGo consume?
How much power did Lee Sedol consume?
>>53499500
>Locked in place stompyman
>Not fully mobile unit that can pick itself up
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVlhMGQgDkY
>>53505376
AlphaGo is immortal.
how was the other dude not disqualified he was using a fucking computer
>>53505541
chekmate
>>53505541
I was thinking this too.
Can't wait till AlphaGo goes public so I can be 9 dan and roll around in korean pussy.
THEY'RE TRYING TO GET RID OF US
>>53505641
telling suicidal people to kill themselves is a good thing for everyone
>>53505700
It should tell them how to kill themselves without attracting too much attention.
>>53505700
>he's never been on suicide watch
are you new to /g/ or something?
>>53499815
'murrica grounded the remaining NK33/AJ26 retrofits when it turned out the turbopump impellers suffer from stress cracking due to the way they were manufactured (causing a few to blow up).
>>53499561
A 9p, actually. Much more impressive.
>>53499838
You're retarded. Just get the fuck off /g/. Forever.
>>53499553
fucking kek
>>53500091
So he'll play a game against humans who copy and learn from his style
But he won't play a game against an AI that _LITERALLY_ does not use his match as a source for training its neural network at all?
>>53499754
When is the Q10 move in Match 1? I need to see those reactions.
>>53507768
Chinese are still living in the bronze age. This shit is like black magic to them.
>>53507768
>>53507792
They should re-train AlphaGo against all of his professional games just to troll him
>>53499449
become neet and learn to shitpost better. only thing i can probably do better than AI at this point.
>>53507832
They've mentioned they're going to do a version based entirely off of self play to see what it comes up with.
>>53507887
I know they've published a statistic correlating hardware strength (# of CPUs/GPUs) with Elo.
But what I'd be interested in is a statistic correlating training time with Elo, and a statistic correlating initial training set (e.g. self-trained, amateur online games only, pro games only) with Elo.
>>53507911
Sounds interesting, although google might not want it to be known that they let it run for x months continuously to get better.
>>53507911
Training time v.s. Elo isn't very interesting because it will either be flat with slight increase; sharp increase; plateau (most likely), sharp increase from the get go, then plateau (second most likely), or plateau followed by continuous increase, slowing down where you would otherwise expect a plateau. Eitherway, the point is that the longer you train, the better you will always do, as long as your model has enough capacity, until you plateau or overfit (also there will be jitters over the training curve in all these cases).
>>53507953
Most non-trivial ML algorithms run for several months to yield their results. Even something (relatively) simple like video emotion recognition takes several weeks to train.
>>53499449
Become augmented.
>>53499449
>tfw missed the 5th game
Looks like it was a really good game, though, probably the best of the series (2nd game was 2nd best, 3rd was shit, 4th was good, 1st was alright but it was obvious sedol wasn't taking it seriously).
>>53507970
>Training time v.s. Elo isn't very interesting because it will either be flat with slight increase; sharp increase; plateau (most likely), sharp increase from the get go, then plateau (second most likely), or plateau followed by continuous increase, slowing down where you would otherwise expect a plateau.
You suggest this is not interesting but proceed to list so many possibilities that are all completely different with different effects on our ability to realistically improve the NN?
Specifically, does it plateau if not, and more importantly, if it does plateau, does it have a _fixed_ upper bound or can you still improve it, but with diminishing returns?
>>53507953
I don't see why they would hide this? Isn't the point of research to establish these methodologies?
I think it's pretty much an implicit assumption that they let it run for multiple months continuously.
>>53499772
That's so wrong.
Many chess algorithms fare MUCH better against humans under blitz plays, for example. In fact, the massive advantage of heuristic Monte-Carlo search algorithm-based programs on the board is commonly reduced significantly in correspondence chess where players can have weeks to think on their moves.
Given, AlphaGo may retain its advantage over simple heuristic chess engines such as Stockfish (in their respective games obviously) since it uses a combination of machine learning/neural networks as well as Monte Carlo search tree methods.
Machines are MUCH better under time pressure because they feel no pressure and can process information much faster than humans can.
Why can't google into manners.
>>53508688
is the a compilation or 'best bits' for the alphago games? Like, highlights.
>>53505486
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ship_of_Theseus
>>53500652
DIS IS DA SIGN OF DA PAYTREYARCHEY
>>53500652
Who the fuck is telling their phone's voice assistant they've been raped? Go to the fucking police you retard.
>>53508128
The crux is that it's going to end up showing one of the typical "look ma, it's training!" curves. It will always start high and end low and there will be now particular anomaly of interest.
>>53505541
That picture condenses the future of humanity:
Google, Artificial Intelligence & East Asians everywhere (and ... Ubuntu)
>>53500652
>>53508688
>>53509566
ai is a fucking meme
>>53509628
You're the fucking meme, Luddite.
>>53499449
AIs won't win until they can beat us in tasks that cannot be solved in an algorithm.
Once neural net processors become superior to human minds, then we will have a problem.
It's impressive but it's still a long way from claiming you can potentially use this to replace something like a doctor. As a tool to assist a professional human, maybe. But in the game that it lost it shows how disastrously it fails when things are a little unfamiliar and there's no way you can trust this thing, no matter how well developed it becomes, on making a life and death decision in the real world.
It still comes down to the fact that a powerful neural network, despite how it seems to have intuition, still can't achieve anything close to general intelligence and to make meaningful decision in the real world you need that.
>>53509773
kek
>>53499449
does anyone have a detailed written analysis of the games? i'm not streaming 5+ hours of video
>>53509773
Do you trust the robot that fucks up one time in five, or the human that fucks up the other four?
>>53499449
We merge with the machines to become super-intelligent or we die out.
>>53507086
the fucking elo ranking is based on the point I've made senpai
>Ke Jie win rate vs Lee 80℅
>Alpha go win rate vs Lee 80%
Can he do it?
>>53500669
kek
i love robots. always have, always will.
Lee dedicated his entire life to Go, when he was 14 he was in a training camp and trained so hard he lost his ability to speak for months.
And now this.
His whole life, wasted, and he only has the money, fame and pussy he got while playing to give him some comfort...
>>53510916
>His whole life, wasted, and he only has the money, fame and pussy he got while playing to give him some comfort...
You say that like it's a bad thing anon
>>53505479
At least link to the newer content.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVlhMGQgDkY
>>53510932
>So he is still better off than most people.
Being Korean is suffering on its own.
>>53509773
you overvalue human intelligence. humans also make disastrous mistakes when forced to make a decision in unfamiliar territory, and it tends to be even worse when a person is under stress/pressure, while neural networks don't experience anxiety or its side effects. there are many scenarios in which i would quickly trust a well-trained neural network to make a decision over a human
>>53500247
source or gtfo faggot
>>53510833
FUCKING YES THIS HOLY SHIT!
Believe it or not, /g/ is the only place where sometimes - just sometimes - the discussion is stomachable, though.
t. ML PhD.
>>53505541
>Chess960
>>53500578
pics or didn't happen
How soon can we can AlphaGo vs. Ke?
>>53511455
Never, he admitted to being too scared of losing and that he'll never play against alphago.
>>53500353
How many possible games in Dota 2?
>>53511455
>AlphaGo not listed as female
??
>>53511455
Are women even trying?
>>53511504
Literally infinite
>>53511455
4k elo when? Someone needs to upgrade the botnet.
>>53511455
>not putting english flag on there
When it can beat a human in a first person shooter, just with visual data.
>>53511948
... that was possible even when the first FPS was made.
>>53511948
aimbots m8
The sad part is that if they do not release Alphago to the Go community as a training product all this show would have been for nothing. So an AI won against an human so what. It ain't the first time.
>>53511794
Not true, all the variables defining the game state have a finite number of possible values.
>>53512033
Aimbots only point the crosshair at an enemy (probably by some other means than processing visual data). I think he meant a bot actually playing a shooter only by processing the visual data.
>>53512136
there are aimbots that point the crosshair based on visual data
>>53512067
the number is so high it's practically infinite
>>53512067
the game can take an infinite amount of time to complete if given the chance so it does actually have infinite states.
>>53512039
But alphago was the first to beat a human at go. If they release it how are you going to have the hardware to run it anyway?
>>53512260
According to the Google guys there is a single PC version that wins 40% of the time against the distributed version. It seems that the way the program works there quickly is diminished returns in increasing the processing power.
>>53512067
The game length is technically unrestricted.
>>53512356
>technically unrestricted
I'm not so sure about that. A lot of things work in unexpected ways once you leave reasonable and tested boundaries.
See: graphical effects fucking up at round 200 min game time. SFZ vs. rEEtard + team
>>53512067
Depends on whether you want to consider technical limitations of the hardware (e.g. an upper bound on the maximum game length that your client can handle) as part of the game or not.
In other words: Depends on whether you're abstracting the gameplay from the implementation or not.
>>53512553
See >>53512565
I'd argue that the game length in DotA 2 is just as unrestricted as C is turing complete.
In the sense that either is true ‘iff’ you discount effects that only happen due to running out of bits in your implementation (e.g. limited pointer sizes, or limited representation of the game time variable).
C the language is turing complete in an abstract and practical sense, and DotA the game is potentially infinite in an abstract and practical sense.
Both are bounded only by the finite nature of the implementation.
>>53500669
kek'd
>>53503826
>MRW
>Quicktime 6 is required
>>53499500
Are they doing a 15 minute analysis of the last match like they did for the others? They were pretty comfy to watch
>>53512565
I was indeed talking about physical limitations.
>>53512227
Practically != literally
>>53512356
But the memory holding the gamestate isn't.
Granted if the implementation is perfect, the indefinite length of the game makes the possibilities infinite, I didn't think of that.
>>53512673
Dug up a 90 second summary which is unlisted for some reason, not sure if they're doing another 15 minute one though
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_xOYjVsphg
i figured it out
the real reason google wants to beat humans at go
is to make the game irrelevant, thus removing any possible confusion about the naming of the go lang
what a formidable evil empire google has become.
>>53508688
what are you implying when you speak of manners? The photo is not clear, at least for me, absent any explanation.
>>53505541
Thanks for the laugh!
>>53512010
>visual data only
The same visual experience a human would have no access to bits.
>>53513418
It's OK to be a Luddite. The folks over at >>>/reddit/ will welcome you with open arms!
Because of this I am watching Hikaru no Go. Pretty cool Anime desu senpai
>>53514317
It's actually not very good, but enjoy.
>there will never be a single good go-related anime, manga, movie or tv series
;_;
the god move doesn't count because it wasn't about go AND it was shit.
Im gonna become a programmer so Im spared and become a slave instead
>>53510953
you linked the same video dipshit
>>53514317
I watched only a few episodes but it annoys me that Hikaru running around beating people only because he has an expert telling him how to play.
>>53514338
Will the MC give the D to the girl that is into him?
>>53499449
so, AlphaGo, does it run on single computer?
if it doesn't, technology is useless untill we get to the computing power.
>>53514408
lol'd
>>53499838
It was pointed out repeatedly at multiple points in game commentary (implying you watched any of the games) that AlphaGo was considerably weaker during the Fan Hui matches, which was part of the reason Lee Sedol and most of the Go community were confident he would win going in, because he along with a large range of high-level pros would have handed it its ass if they had played it in October. So no, those matches are illustrative of nothing.
>sportsmen
Are you the same fag from that thread a couple of days ago who was saying Lee had Alphago 'figured out like a sports team figures out another sports team'?
>>53500170
It's pretty clear from the way Deepmind was acting before the matches and the way they were acting during the game 4 press conference that they weren't planning for Lee to win a single game, so the fact that he managed to do that is frankly amazing, and kind of inspiring.
>>53503909
Professional Go players devote their lives to Go from a very early age (you basically have to since exposure during childhood brain development is necessary to create a world-class player), and it's pretty common for especially talented players to turn pro in their teens. Even though he's 18, he's probably been eating, sleeping, and breathing Go for 11-15 years.
>>53500487
>slightly less than 1/10 people on Earth are 'registered' chess players
Even if you're including non-western chess variants, that's bullshit.
>>53500638
The Komi was determined (and actually changed relatively recently IIRC) based on a huge number of professional Go games. If the komi is too high, it's because fleshbags don't know how to properly take advantage of black.
>>53514383
If it makes you feel any better, spoiler: the ghost eventually teaches Hikaru how to actually play Go, he goes on to be a professional on his own strength, and the ghost eventually fucks off once Hikaru blows him the fuck out over one of his moves.
>>53499477
U N D E R R A T E D P O S T
>>53503643
Too late. AlphaGo got A LOT stronger in just 5 months. It basically went from a 3dan to a 9dan in that time. Give in 3 more and it will be too good for anyone.
why no more michael
>>53516774
Well, having alphago running on a super computer and beating humans is not as significant as having pocket calculators beating humans at chess.
Due to monte carlo requiring such vast processing power to be efficient, I don't see strong go bots becoming very common in the coming years, still.
I would love to practise against one, but consumer hardware will not advance to such levels where I could afford to run one even at my own level.
>>53516882
>where I could afford to run one even at my own level
see
>>53512349
If the standalone version can beat the distributed version 40% of the time, that's still better than Lee Sedol who beat it 20% of the time, so rest assured you will beat it 0% of the time.
>>53516983
did you read the specs of their desktop machine?
Good luck with that.
If the AI is so good, why are we not in the matrix yet, and why would they not have the foresight to make it so we'd never want to leave the matrix
>>53517040
>why are we not in the matrix yet
How do you know we aren't?
>>53517102
Because I wanna leave
>>53517107
Why would the AI care about what you want?
>>53516774
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnjOgvNnHHM
>>53517024
where can I read about the desktop machine and standalone alpha go google has led me no where
>>53517024
What? It's only 8 Tesla K40's and 40 Xeons.
>>53512665
>asshammer.exe
Blue screen of death shall kill us all.
>>53517130
I take it the AI hasn't seen the Matrix then
>>53505541
how was that computer not disqualified he was using a fucking dude
https://www.reddit.com/r/baduk/comments/4ai8e8/what_do_i_need_to_know_about_setting_up_the_ama_w/
there will be an ama on plebbit with redmond?
>>53517436
Chris is going to get shred to pieces.
>>53499449
But can has it come close to the god hand?
>>53517378
I'll take the underboob, then.
>>53517531
I'm gonna ask him about his watch.
Does Garlock know how go play go? I thought he doesn't know anything (or maybe very little), based on his commentaries during the game. But turns out he's an official with US AGA. Was he just playing dumb?
>>53517774
He's a 3 dan amateur and actually quite knowledgeable. His role is to play dumb and ask beginner questions to keep the game analysis at a layman's level. His problem is that he plays a little too dumb.
>>53517951
>and actually quite knowledgeable
No, he's not. He's a fucking idiot. The american rating system is notoriously fucked up.
>>53511948
Excluding gamemodes with hitscan weapons (in which even a basic stationary aimbot is far beyond human skill), an AI that played FPS based purely on visual/audio data would be very interesting and very impressive.
>>53514317
this got me into the game as a teenager, not a terrible manga but not good enough to buy outside of shonen jump. good thing because I spent my early 20s selling off as many shaman kings as possible
>>53509855
Google uploads 15 min summaries of all games on their channel 'DeepMind'.
>>53511528
Why female? It should be listed as male, if anything.
>>53513087
Prizes are given and received with both hands in asian culture. It is disrepectful to receive it only with one hand. In that scene we see a cultural conflict.
I hoped that google would at least research a little bit about asian culture, given how they are playing one of their master players. Maybe the prize giving was unexpected and it took them by surprise, who knows.
