Lol, commentating on the fact that its impossible for Sedol to do after-game analysis with his opponent. I fear how game would have turned out if AlphaGo played 100% perfect....

HUMANITY FIGHTING

writer22816

United States5775 Posts

March 09 2016 07:36 GMT

#267

unbelievable

mahrgell

Germany3943 Posts

March 09 2016 07:38 GMT

#268

On March 09 2016 16:20 Pseudoku wrote:
Is AlphaGo actually going to have enough time?

This was never an issue. After main time runs out it has 6 periods 30 seconds, which means as long as it makes a move in under 30 seconds it does not lose a period. So it basically has 30 seconds for each moves and 5 chances to take a bit more per move. The state the game was in this was entirely acceptable.

Pseudoku

Canada1279 Posts

March 09 2016 07:43 GMT

#269

On March 09 2016 16:38 mahrgell wrote:

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Oh, I didn't know that, thank you.

writer22816

United States5775 Posts

March 09 2016 07:45 GMT

#270

It seems like Lee was trying to play quickly hoping to run AlphaGo out of time, but the latter was still able to manage its time brilliantly.

Excalibur_Z

United States12235 Posts

March 09 2016 07:50 GMT

#271

I've never watched or followed Go before and the game started off slow, but I learned a lot as the commentators went on and by the end it was pretty exciting. I like how they didn't know who was going to win (and seemingly nobody else?) until the very end. Really phenomenal effort by AlphaGo and I'll be paying close attention to tomorrow's match.

Hesmyrr

Canada5776 Posts

March 09 2016 07:52 GMT

#272

Analysis identified Sedol's aggressive attack on white line group, which lost him southeast corner as game-changing mistake.

Torte de Lini

Germany38463 Posts

March 09 2016 07:53 GMT

#273

I think Game 2 will be the real match; now that Lee can study AlphaGo's moves.

I think they said that the AlphaGo playing now is much stronger/making less noticeable mistakes than when it played in the past.

Torte de Lini

Germany38463 Posts

March 09 2016 07:54 GMT

#274

For newcomers:

They call Lee as the "Roger Federer of Go"

Hesmyrr

Canada5776 Posts

March 09 2016 07:57 GMT

#275

Yeah, I joined mid-game but now I see Sedol played some really dubious mistakes throughout the game. I guess AlphaGO being AI made us more focus on its mistakes, but its misplays during the mid-game only gave Sedol a chance to put the game into doubt again rather than being decisive failure.

It'll be interesting to see what happens on Game 2 when Sedol take this AI more respect from very first move.

mahrgell

Germany3943 Posts

March 09 2016 08:01 GMT

#276

On March 09 2016 16:57 Hesmyrr wrote:
Yeah, I joined mid-game but now I see Sedol played some really dubious mistakes throughout the game. I guess AlphaGO being AI made us more focus on its mistakes, but its misplays during the mid-game only gave Sedol a chance to put the game into doubt again rather than being decisive failure.

It'll be interesting to see what happens on Game 2 when Sedol take this AI more respect from very first move.

Enlighten us about all those dubious moves. Can't wait to have my eyes opened. Because all the profesionals commenting on the various streams only marked one moved as really dubious (Q5). But you obviously have more insight than those 9p scrubs.

Torte de Lini

Germany38463 Posts

March 09 2016 08:04 GMT

#277

This just makes me want to play more regularly!!

The commentators said that Lee played the first fight in the north-east very well though

Furikawari

France2522 Posts

March 09 2016 08:13 GMT

#278

Turned late to the stream but is Alpha Go a sort sort of improved Takemiya??? Those moyos... Dont want to go to deep in this but that would make sense as Takemiya's strength is fighting and an AI strength must be in fighting too imo. Cant wait for an anlysis of this game.

Chairman Ray

United States11903 Posts

March 09 2016 09:18 GMT

#279

I can't wait to see some interviews from AlphaGo devs.