Apr 27, 2025
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“It’s not a human move. I’ve never seen a human play this move,” he says. “So beautiful.” It’s a word he keeps repeating. Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful. [...] He said that although he was so very excited to see AlphaGo triumph after Game One on Wednesday, he now felt a certain despair. In the first game, Lee Sedol was caught off-guard. In the second, he was powerless.
The Sadness and Beauty of Watching Google’s AI Play Go
“She decides she would describe it using terms from Go. You place each stone expecting it may do many things. A strike is also a block is also a different strike. A confession is also a dare is also a compulsion.” - This is How You Lose the Time War
(Photo from an article celebrating the victory of Google’s Alpha Go over the human world champion at the time, Lee Sedol)
Lee Se-dol retires from the game of Go after conceding that computers "cannot be defeated".
Lee Sedol vs. AlphaGo: 4th game - Thinking Time in minutes
South Korean Go grandmaster Lee Sedol became famous for losing to Google’s AlphaGo artificial intelligence in a match playing the ancient Chinese board game. And now Sedol is launching a blockchain-based Go game project, dubbed GoBlock, in collaboration with Korean blockchain company The Blockchain Inc.