Life In 19x19

An amazing talk from Demis Hassabis about AI (and Alphago) and it's future : "Exploring the Frontiers of Knowledge"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ia3PywENxU8

haylee playing leela 0.9 :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFU7pEEMAjU

sadly not on optimal hardware and also recording while actually playing (instead of just reviewing her game or something like that).

hopefully she plays leela again under better conditions
still a cool video!

pookpooi wrote:Leela 0.9 is now on cgos so we'll know tomorrow if it's stronger than zen or not

ah, cool. Can you keep us up to date?

i really wanna know what they were saying...

aokun wrote:What do folks think of these on Youtube?

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTji1k ... 5dB_Vxka9g

i already posted that link and i think her videos are very good!


btw another person started streaming:

http://www.twitch.tv/longstridebaduk/

( i think ill edit my first post and insert all streams there)

i have to agree to your points. And i didnt think the speech was amazing, i also think he didnt get everything right.

But still i think go would benefit if strong players stream their games. And for me, i enjoy watching it. thats basically all
(given the numbers who follow games via the clients ...

ah nice. thx for these channels! lets give them some viewers!

http://www.twitch.tv/directory/game/Go% ... 2F%20Weiqi
is the 3rd one i think

ye, seems like u really dont know what it is ^^.

it is twitch.tv
usually pro gamers stream there. You can see how exactly they play (you see the mouse etc.) and usually they have a webcam on so they can talk while playing and explain why they are doing certain things..

some do this for chess. i ...

I just listened to a speech given at the 2014 US Go Congress and i have to say it was very interesting.

here is the link : m

i can really advise to watch it!

In the end the speaker requests strong players to live stream their games (for example on twitch.tv). It is done so for many other games ...