ราคาของหุ้น Alphabet จะเป็นอย่างไร จะเป็นบริษัท ที่เหนือกว่า แอปเปิล ไหม หาก Google ชนะ match นี้
Live this week, it's humanity vs the machines, as Google's AlphaGo AI battles Korean champion Lee Se-dol at the ancient board game of Go. The five-game match is set to be as historic as the competition between IBM's Deep Blue and chess grandmaster Gary Kasparov In 1996, and, even better, you can watch the whole thing unfold live on YouTube.
“The winner here, no matter who wins, is humanity,” said Alphabet executive chairman Eric Schmidt
"There are more possible Go positions than atoms in the universe. In order to crack the game, you need an AI that can do more than calculate. It needs to somehow mimic human sight, even human intuition. You need something that can learn" ,Hassabis deepmind developer said,
“I’m honored to play against an AI invented by Google. I regard this to be an important match in the history of Go, so I accept the challenge. I’m confident that I can win the match.” Lee Se-dol said.
For decades, the ancient game of Go has stood out as the one board game that computers couldn’t crack. Played by tens of millions of people across Asia, its complexity and subtlety meant that Go’s top human players reigned supreme against the advance of artificial intelligence (AI).
To beat the European champion Fan Hui, DeepMind researchers used a large network of computers which spanned roughly 170 GPUs and 1200 CPU's. Mr. Hassabis notes that many of the best programmers in the world predicted that no AI would beat a professional player in the next 10 years or more.
How DeepMind’s artificial intelligence will make Google even smarter
http://www.digitaltrends.com/android/google-deepmind-artificial-intelligence/#ixzz42LSMe7lL
หุ้นของ Google จะขึ้นไหม หาก Google ชนะ match ที่สำคัญ ในสัปดาห์นี้
Live this week, it's humanity vs the machines, as Google's AlphaGo AI battles Korean champion Lee Se-dol at the ancient board game of Go. The five-game match is set to be as historic as the competition between IBM's Deep Blue and chess grandmaster Gary Kasparov In 1996, and, even better, you can watch the whole thing unfold live on YouTube.
“The winner here, no matter who wins, is humanity,” said Alphabet executive chairman Eric Schmidt
"There are more possible Go positions than atoms in the universe. In order to crack the game, you need an AI that can do more than calculate. It needs to somehow mimic human sight, even human intuition. You need something that can learn" ,Hassabis deepmind developer said,
“I’m honored to play against an AI invented by Google. I regard this to be an important match in the history of Go, so I accept the challenge. I’m confident that I can win the match.” Lee Se-dol said.
For decades, the ancient game of Go has stood out as the one board game that computers couldn’t crack. Played by tens of millions of people across Asia, its complexity and subtlety meant that Go’s top human players reigned supreme against the advance of artificial intelligence (AI).
To beat the European champion Fan Hui, DeepMind researchers used a large network of computers which spanned roughly 170 GPUs and 1200 CPU's. Mr. Hassabis notes that many of the best programmers in the world predicted that no AI would beat a professional player in the next 10 years or more.
How DeepMind’s artificial intelligence will make Google even smarter
http://www.digitaltrends.com/android/google-deepmind-artificial-intelligence/#ixzz42LSMe7lL