Ai Vs. Human: The Greatest Go Tournament Ever From Scishow - Path - Curiosity

In March of 2016, DeepMind's AlphaGo made AI history: it became the first computer program to beat a 9-dan professional Go player (without handicaps). It won 4 out of 5 matches against Lee Sedol, who is one of the top Go players in the world. AlphaGo differs from other game-playing AIs in that it has been trained to differentiate "good" moves from "bad" ones, meaning that it can strategize on the fly during one of the most complex games ever created.