Man-machine chess battle: Li Shishi talk can do it, fingers trembling-Li Shishi, AlphaGo, go-IT information
12 o'clock noon today, acclaimed "man-machine war" in Korea began, this Google apps and Li Shishi AlphaGo contest, far beyond the field of go, is raised to "computers will exceed human brain" in height. But Google Chairman Eric Schmidt said, even if machines really won, the human race is still the winner.
The man-machine contest, attracting world media, including the BBC. They captured an interesting detail in the interview, Li Shishi voice is small, the reporter noted, his fingers trembling . "But if it is you, as the representative of mankind to fight smart and powerful machines, you would be nervous. "The media said.
Perhaps to cheer Li Shishi, Li Shishi has been living in Canada's wife and son were also in the Korea game appearances. Although Li Shishi ever game are numerous, but Li Shishi admitted the unprecedented pressure, just because the opponent is machines.
Used to dealing with people, can be prepared from moves, you can feel the opponent's breathing, you can see their responses, most of the time I make some of the decisions depends on the opponent's physical reaction. "Li says," against the machine, you can't do that anymore. ”
Li Shishi says his only game on my own in my mind, such training for at least two hours a day. But Li Shishi is still confident of victory: "I've been telling people, I will be a five-game winner. However, Google developed the software seems to be confident about victory. ”
The five chess tournaments between man and machine, give the feeling of like battle for the future of the game. Google Chairman Eric Schmidt said that no matter who wins or loses, should be seen as a victory for humans. "It is humankind's efforts before the machines are now in progress and breakthroughs. We now have many ways to use AI, such as translations, videos and the like, there are AI technologies in it. "Schmidt said.
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人机围棋大战一触即发：李世石嘴上说能行，手指却在颤抖 - 李世石,AlphaGo,围棋 - IT资讯
今天中午12点，举世瞩目的“人机大战”将在韩国打响，这场李世石和谷歌程序AlphaGo的较量，早已超出了围棋领域，被上升到“电脑是否能超过人脑”的高度。不过谷歌董事长施密特表示，即使机器真的赢了，人类仍是赢家。
这场人机较量，吸引了包括BBC在内的世界媒体。他们捕捉到了一个有趣的细节，在采访中，李世石说话的声音很小，记者注意到，他的手指在颤抖。“不过如果是你，作为人类代表去对抗聪明强大的机器，你也会紧张的。”现场媒体这样说。
也许是为了给李世石加油，李世石已经侨居加拿大的妻子和儿子也在韩国赛场亮相。别看李世石以前参加过的比赛数不胜数，但李世石坦言，这次的压力前所未有，只因为对手是机器。
以前面对的是人，可以从棋谱进行准备，可以感受对手的呼吸，可以看他们的反应，很多时候我做出的一些决定取决于对手的物理反应。”小李说，“但是对抗机器，你无法这么做了。”
李世石说，他只能在脑海里自己和自己比赛，每天进行这样的训练至少两个小时以上。但李世石仍对胜利充满信心：“我一直在告诉人们，我肯定会成为五场比赛的胜者。但是，开发该软件的谷歌似乎对胜利也很有信心。”
这场人与机器的五番棋比赛，给人的感觉像是一场争夺未来的比赛。而谷歌董事长施密特表示，这次无论谁胜谁负，都应该看做是人类的胜利。“正是因为人类的努力，才让机器有了现在的进展和突破。我们现在有很多的方式去使用AI，比如使用翻译、看视频之类的，都有AI技术在里面。”施密特说。
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