Looks like the man-machine Bet is going to take place at the London Open this year. The identity of the machine has not been revealed yet though
Tromp v Machine
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Tromp v Machine
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Looks like the man-machine Bet is going to take place at the London Open this year. The identity of the machine has not been revealed yet though
Who do you think will win it?
Looks like the man-machine Bet is going to take place at the London Open this year. The identity of the machine has not been revealed yet though
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Re: Tromp v Machine
I dunno, a couple Monte Carlo bots have made dan level on KGS, but I think the length of the series will benefit the human. I know that's contrary to common sense and the history of computers in chess (e.g. fatigue and frustration I think were a factor in Kasparov's lost), but go bots seem to have specific glaring weaknesses that would be exposed in the first couple games and might be hard to tune out over the course of a series.
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Re: Tromp v Machine
3 Dan EGF (~4-5 Dan KGS) and he will have done his homework on Computer Go. No way a bot can win this in an even game.
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Re: Tromp v Machine
I doubt a current AI has a chance vs an EGF 3d who practiced playing against an AI.
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Re: Tromp v Machine
Yeah, I don't think the program has a chance against an EGF dan if that player is familiar with how the computer "thinks".
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Re: Tromp v Machine
I think Tromp will win, I'm interested to see what sort of showing the computer has. Maybe the computer can win one lucky game.