Life In 19x19

That game was indeed the crown haitai final; this event evidently had short time limits. Park beat Shin in game 3 this morning (is it best of 3?) and is now playing Weon Sungjin in his second game of the day, busy schedule!
Actually, the game with Shin was yesterday. I have no idea about which ...

Understood, thanks for the correction.

Also, before beating Mok Jinsuk in the KBS Cup quarterfinals today, Park had already been reached the score of 3647 on Remi's goratings list, the highest point a human has ever reached (as of January 15). Among the top names, Junghwan was probably the most positively influenced one in the post ...

Uberdude wrote:this willingness to go all in is something I've noticed in his games, makes them quite spectacular).

Fascinating indeed. And you're doing that on Tang, who is known for his boldness.

Here is the end position. Notice how white got several dozen points in the lower left and black got precisely zero from his shoulder hit group in that entire quadrant. Sometimes you use influence to make territory elsewhere on the board, but I don't think you can much say this for the left side or ...

Actually, how was it nice to read Uberdude's so-called "rude" update report on today games, instead of reproachs

Probably, in case of playing against AlphaGo constantly, if they start from reverse komi, it shouldn't take a long time for them to level up to one-stone handicap.

Here are some videos in which Master(P) won against Park Jeonghwan, Ke Jie, Iyama Yuta and Shin Jinseo:

Sure, so I'll give a try to apply this method on the other thread and let the moderators decide on to append or delete.

xiayun wrote:Please see this thread and this.

Thank you. So, I delete this.
(Edit: I unable to remove the topic, a help from an admin will be appreciated)

I just came across a youtube video in which Korean no.1 Park Jeonghwan lost against an AI named "Master". I wonder if someone have better information on this game or event. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_FUxfrDeK4

(Edit: It seems that "Master" is AlphaGo, the game played on January 3, it also ...

Lee Sedol closed the year by winning KBS Cup against Na Hyun. After the match, as far as I can understand through a google translation, he declared that next year would be the last year for his career if his results are similar to this year. He also seems to admit AlphaGo is stronger than him or Ke ...

The difference between bot and human is probably not that little.
I recall that upon a question Fujisawa Shuko once expressed his wish to play go against God and said that 2 stone handicap would be probably enough for an even match. Taking his meaning -under his assumption- it can be concluded ...

He also said that playing AlphaGo would be "song si", which literally means "gifting death", basically a phrase you use when you're way weaker than your opponent.

http://sports.sina.com.cn/go/2016-12-08/doc-ifxypipt0554429.shtml

Fascinating indeed..that "song si"..But I believe he made that ...