hi Ingo,
>> “Pair Go” — A game where one Chinese pro will play
>> against another...except they will both have their own
>> AlphaGo teammate, alternating moves, to take the concept
>> of ‘learning together’ quite literally.
>
> Will the pro players in these games see the evaluations
> of AlphaGo?
Seeing the evaluations would seem to be counter to the international rules
of pair go,
"4. Prohibition on exchanging information
During the game, partners must not communicate, give advice, or exchange
other information by speech, gestures, mannerisms, or any other means
except playing moves.
Yes, I actually thought "Wow, that will make Ingo happy!" when i read
that. :-)
-Magnus
On 2017-04-10 16:57, Ingo Althöfer wrote:
From my point of view the following part in the program
will be very interesting:
“Pair Go” — A game where one Chinese pro will play
against another...except they
Looks like AlphaGo is returning in May (next month):
http://www.wired.co.uk/article/deepmind-go-alphago-china-may-2017
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Hi Magnus,
thanks for the link.
From my point of view the following part in the program
will be very interesting:
> “Pair Go” — A game where one Chinese pro will play
> against another...except they will both have their own
> AlphaGo teammate, alternating moves, to take the concept
> of
