Go player to take on Chinese AI in match

The world's top Go player will take on an artificial intelligence opponent again this spring, but this time it will not be Google's DeepMind that provides the machine rival. Ke Jie had previously vowed never to play against AI again after repeatedly losing to DeepMind's AlphaGo. But according to Chinese media reports, he will take on a range AI opponents, including one from China's Tencent. The man-versus-machine series will take place in China in April 2018. The matches will form part of the the World AI Go Tournament.