honestly alpha go is superior to a human brain just as a texas instruments calculator is superior to the human brain. its great but im not very impressed. google is selling a bit high. the whole AI story... im not impressed

this position is like the old chess saying the winner is the person who makes the next to the last mistake

I wonder-has alphago studies these opponent’s games and adjusts its play style based on the opponent???

Charming style. I enjoy your approach and am looking forward to checking out your other videos. (5k)

Where did this guy go 😢

Welcome back!

Saw u at the taco store. Next time you do laundry and I'll drink beer

This is quite captivating.

Where can i watch the 5 chinese pros vs alphago? i cant find it.

A very helpful video, thank you. :)

Could it be that AlphaGO was so smart that it purposely lost the game?

I demand new videos. Or else...

I think whites formation after move 30 around E16 is overconcentrated. White needs 7 moves to be a threat to the black group while black has 5 moves and still potential to get territory compensation at the top. The outcome in second game to try and kill black as compensation for those many stones still lead to a costly ko which basically is at least one or two more moves required for white. So the final move difference became 4 moves which black used somewhere else to gain more then the left group.

Missing you Brady, hope you’re safe and well

There's something really interesting about this. The fact that the AI (seems) to have chosen a relatively non-violent approach to winning each game rather than just resorting to fighting whenever possible honestly makes me wonder. If we ever do get some kind of singularity event where an AI could be in a position to threaten our existence, would they even do it? Maybe they'd play like AlphaGo, just preferring to avoid and build elsewhere than fight us over every little thing.

I hope you come back and make videos again one day, Brady.

It showed the video to non-Go players because the way you explain things is so intuitive and conceptually understandable rather than intense analysis which honestly preclude most other viewers

I rarely see coverage of other alphgo games, so I really appreciate that you did these and at a level where an enthusiast who has no knowledge of Go can understand

Another fantastic commentary for the non-Go player. I learned a little about Koh from Hikaru no Go but never really understood it until this video.

Im a chess player, so deep analyses into sequences are meaningless to me. Your commentary of these games through concepts however are fascinating and clear to me. I enjoyed this video and also applaud you for sticking to your theme and leaving deep commentary to others while you focus on themes.

alphago also thinks in the opponents time, but it limits itself on its own clock time. If there is a significant difference in the move speeds of the players, that can result in a different response from alphago, because it took less time total thinking in the one case.

This was a delight to watch. Not to see you struggle but to see the understanding that follows. Thanks.

Nicely coherent explanations. Thanks!

I love your brazen honesty and clear insights here also. Thanks!

Just like to point out a technical error you had. Alpha Go does in fact have a database, similar to how chess programs have an opening book. The AI only takes over once the precalculated sequences are broken.

Have just started watching back through your videos - they are wonderfully informative. Very humble of you to teach via mistakes. Thanks!

Question. Now that computers are invincible against human players, is there any point in playing Go anymore?

Someone once told me that on your deathbed someone hands you a nine page pamphlet that explains the whole thing. Thanks for the show. Bob

I don't know if you are a computer scientist (I am) but let me tell you: your insights on AlphaGo, on the future of AI, and the impact on our society are correct, as far as I know. Of course no one can predict the future, I'm just saying that there's no clear "bullshit" in this video, this is more or less our current understanding of those matters. Good job

Watched all three parts, brilliant! Very informative and well presented, thank you!

Great video! I'm happy I found your channel.

2021 here. Ur right, bye bye jobs.

What I'd really like to see would be a game between a pro and Alphago, where the pro could, after the game, go back and change some of their moves, i.e. what they have analyzed to be a bad move, and see whether the outcome changes at all. I think Alphago is so good at reading that it will always find a good answer.

Really like your conversational style.

Wow, thank you for this analysis! Love your commentary style and I will definitely stick around to watch some more of your videos!

An excellent video. Thanks.

I liked your videos before, but now it seems to be all about computer software which doesn't interest me. I am sure many find it fascinating.

It is very hard to just play without any understanding of the game. Alpha Go can do billions of simulations and learn from and memorize all its past games. Humans have a very limited lifetime and cannot think as quickly as a computer. So, humans need to learn some basic theory in order to pick up the game quickly. Without learning any theory, it will take a human millions of years to be able to play well. :)

Liked at the watchman quote ;)

Great Stuff! Thanks for sharing!

When will your motivation come back? So dissapointing not to see you steaming any more.

Hello Brady, you have by far the most interesting yt-GO-channel I know. Your style of commenting remembers me reading gödel, escher, bach and metamagicum some decades ago. I very much appreciate it. Greetings from Germany ....aaaaaaaand I would subscribe to Brady's Bullshit 😉

38:30 the reason is, that its all of the sudden not playing this move anymore so often, its because in the many simulations it does, its find new deeper pattern where a specific position is better then the other.

Thank you for this video. I think this will help me to understand better and possibly play better along with my studies and such.

Does anyone know why Brady stopped? Brady, I found your Go videos by far the most interesting and inspiring I have seen on youtube, the way you talk about Go really represents the true beauty of the game. Please come back!

2:18 Because a computer found god's move before he could.

Come on Brady. Don't tell me you stopped the game. We want more. I'm missing you Man.

"it didn't last very long" That Ko fight felt like it lasted hours

Where is Brady? Do we have to go to Portland to convince him to continue with his videos?

I had forgotten about Brady’s Blunders and have not watched them for a long period. Watching this one reminded me how how interesting they are and how much I missed them. Looking forward to more.