Google's AlphaGo Continues Dominance With Second Win in China

Je Kie, the number one Go player in the world, spent much of the game playing with the hair on his head. Time and again, he pinched the short strands between his thumb and index fingers, twisting the hair around one and then the other. His opponent, AlphaGo, the machine built by researchers at Google's DeepMind lab, merely played the game. And in the end, as seemed inevitable, it won. With the win, AlphaGo claimed victory in its three-game match with the Ke Jie, taking a 2-0 lead.