For the first time in Japan, professional Go players are not competing against AI, but rather teaming up with artificial intelligence to jointly make decisions on the Go board, in a tournament expected to usher in a new form of eSports.
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For the first time in Japan, professional Go players are not competing against AI, but rather teaming up with artificial intelligence to jointly make decisions on the Go board, in a tournament expected to usher in a new form of eSports.