Ke Jie reneged! Ke Jie's battle for artificial intelligence results announced in the afternoon

Ke Jie re-attacks artificial intelligence, and the results of the third "human-machine war" were announced in the afternoon. In the "human-machine war" in Wuzhen last May, 19-year-old Ke Jie cried his eyes. He said that he will no longer play chess with AI. "I prefer to play against human chess players and enjoy the joy of winning chess."

A year later, Ke Jie reneged.

On the afternoon of the 27th, he once again represented the humans on the stage of confrontation with AI. "I'm lifting the ban", I don't say that I don't play chess with AI, because I think this is the process of challenging myself again."

The challenges facing Ke Jie are not small. His opponent this time is from the domestic artificial intelligence program Golaxy, which recently won a 28-2 victory on the Internet, and his defeat will include the world's first Pu Tingyi.

On May 27, 2017, Wuzhen, Zhejiang Province, 2017 AlphagoVs Ke Jie Competition (Wuzhen) third game. Visual China Data Map

"People always have to climb one mountain after another"

On April 27th, in the first "Wu Qingyuan Cup" World Women's Go Game and "Berry Gene" Cup 2018 World Artificial Intelligence Competition kicked off in Fuzhou, Fujian, and Ke Jie and Star Wars' "human-machine war" undoubtedly It is the focus of the game.

There is only one game in this "human-machine war", and the rules of the game are in accordance with the rules of Chinese Go: black stickers 3 and 3/4, and the time is 2 hours per party, 5 minutes and 1 minute.

Although it is only an exhibition game, it is the third "human-machine war" in the true sense since Li Shishi and Wuzhen last year. At the opening ceremony of the previous day, Ke Jie also recalled the feeling he had lost to AlphaGo last year.

"I felt that there was no practical significance with AI (playing), because at that time I always felt that the gap in AlphaGo was not compensated by the efforts of the day after tomorrow, so I probably felt quite sad."

Nowadays, Ke Jie, who is out of the shadow of defeat, is more concerned about Go promotion. "I later felt that this is not my own business. There are so many fans, supporters and people who like Go. Enjoy the joy that Go brings to them."

To this end, he is willing to stand on the stage of playing against AI again.

"I saw that many chess fans and professional chess players like to watch human-machine wars and are happy to participate in it, so I have said in many interviews before, I am 'unblocking', I no longer say that I don't play chess with AI. It is."

In the eyes of this young chess player, this is another process of challenging yourself. "This is how people are. After turning over one mountain after another, your goal is to climb over another mountain."

"So, I hope that I can play well and do my best to take strong opponents seriously."

Ke Jie appeared in Fuzhou, playing against the domestic artificial intelligence Go "Star Matrix". Oriental IC map

Stars 28 wins and 2 losses, Ke Jie has no chance of winning?

So, how much is the probability of winning Ke Jie, who is willing to fight another battle with AI?

Just before the competition with Ke Jie, Stars and Go has been playing with the professional players since the 16th. In a total of 30 encounters, the Stars achieved a record of 28 wins and 2 losses, with a winning percentage of 93.3%.

The 28 defeated players not only include Zhou Ruiyang, Fan Tingyu, Tan Xiao and other world champions, but also include the world's number one Korean chess player Park Ting-soo. The only two victories of humanity came from Korean players, Jiang Dongrun and Yin Canxi.

Even with the contest between AI, Astral Go has an advantage. Previously, the Stars had a 7-game match against the open source Go AI Leela Zero, and the former won the game with a 5-2 defeat.

This kind of winning rate can not help but raise doubts. What exactly is this sudden emergence of Stars Go?

According to the official statement, the predecessor of Star Wars is the god operator developed by Tsinghua University by the Ogawa team. It has defeated the world champion Kong Jie. After the upgrade, it learned and borrowed the basic structure of AlphaGo, and based on this innovation.

"Star arrays strive to make Go, which is easier for people to understand and learn, and Go, which has no retreat under the advantage. It can carry out the game of any number of board games, and can also play any number of matches."

The strength is close to AlphaGo, and even the optimization, which makes Ke Jie's probability of winning again paralyzed.

However, for the outcome of the game, Jin Hao, chairman of Star Wars Culture Communication Co., Ltd., can not give a definite answer. In an interview, he said that the launch of Stars Go is very short and is still optimizing and improving.

"We have not found such a top player as Ke Jie and we are doing a slow chess test, so the result of the game is not clear."

It seems that the final result of the third "human-machine war" will only be announced until the afternoon of April 27.