Google’s AI AlphaGo defeated Go world’s number one 柯洁 (Kē Jié) for the third time in a row on Saturday, thus winning 3–0 the three-game match held in 乌镇 (Wūzhèn), China. “I faced a cold, calm and terrifying opponent, to the best of my ability, I could only predict half of AlphaGo’s moves. I wish I could have done better”, 柯洁 (Kē Jié) finally said.
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Google’s AI AlphaGo secured victory after winning also the second game in a three-game match against Go world’s number one 柯洁 (Kē Jié) in 乌镇 (Wūzhèn), China on Thursday, May 25, 2017. After the second defeat, 柯洁 (Kē Jié) commented: “I’m a little bit sad, it’s a bit of a regret because I think I played pretty well”.
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Chinese censors blocked online broadcast of the Go match between Go world’s number one 柯洁 (Kē Jié) and Google’s AI AlphaGo underway in 乌镇 (Wūzhèn), China. Photo: AP.
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柯洁 (Kē Jié), who once boasted he would never be beaten by a computer at the ancient Chinese game, said he had “horrible experience”. [Read more].
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A screen at the 中国乌镇围棋峰会 (Future of Go Summit) in 乌镇 (Wūzhèn), China, keeps score during the match between Chinese player 柯洁 (Kē Jié) and Google’s AI AlphaGo. Photo: 吳鴻 (Wú Hóng)/EPA.
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