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What Is Go, and How Does It Help With AI Research
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Go is an ancient, simple game that involves one or two players that put down black or white stones and capture territory. It’s popularly played in Korea. There are many different ways and options that the game can go. DeepMind learned the game from scratch with an AGI approach of having a neural network that learns from the visible data and the experience of the game.
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