AlphaGo and Professional Go Players | Hajin Lee | Talks at Google
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Hajin Lee is a professional Go Player from the Korean Baduk (Go) Association and is Secretary General of the International Go Federation (IGF). She also has a popular KZread channel where she analyses games and provides commentary on other Go related topics. In this talk she discusses the training involved in becoming a professional Go player as well as her experience with organizing the the AlphaGo v. Lee Sedol match in Seoul, South Korea.
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Nice talk, Hajin!
Hajin is such a positive person to have in Go world.
Wow, Hajin Lee is such a great spokesperson for Go and IGF! Wonderful talk. Her YT channel is really great, too.
Dude shes so awesome xD
I watched the whole presentation, I like the layout of the presentation - looks like a google app layout. amazing talk Hajin!
I really enjoyed this talk Hajin.
she is awesome!
Very nice talk!
I'm on the train, so will have to watch this later. ;-)
An excellent presentation, both going deep enough into the different topics, as well as touching the effects of AI on the professional go world: I liked your schema about it. I wonder whether after two years some views have changed or developed further.
Coming from a chess player, engines dont teach how to play they just play the best moves(or close to it), they dont explain that moves or why they were the best, so professionals shouldnt be afraid of engines. The problem that come from engines is the cheating, so servers like kgs and tygen will have some people copying strong engine moves.
@dumbdumb977
8 жыл бұрын
+Matuiss2 Most online players are kyu or low level dan players and there are already engines that can beat them if one wants to cheat.
@c0xb0x
7 жыл бұрын
The engines can provide a sequence (or tree) of best moves from both players a number of moves deep. The player can then use that sequence to draw conclusions about the merits of the first move.
Please invite Michael Redmond too!
Oppa Baduk Style !!!
learned*
Fascinating. My question: do any pro go players use smart drugs like modafinil?
great talk, very cringe commentator guy
Second remark about the question about "diversity": the reason why there are only 10% women in Go is probably the same reason why there are significantly less women interested in maths, engineering, racing, motorbiking, finance, trading etc etc... it's because men and women aren't as interested and competent on average in certain domains because of sexual biological differences. Feminist ideology is a disaster and is hurting people in that sense by creating a false problem and discriminating against competent men.