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Film · 2017
AlphaGo
Google DeepMind prepares its artificial-intelligence program for a landmark five-game Go match against champion Lee Sedol in Seoul. The contest becomes a revealing study of strategy, pressure, and the changing boundary between human and machine intelligence.
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Move 37: my jaw dropped Move 78: fell off my chair
Davide on Letterboxd A game AI beats a master: the demise of humanity. A master beats a game AI: AI learns from its mistakes. It's a lose-lose situation.
Matthew Donahue on Letterboxd an incredible and complex real life story watching Lee Sedol win game 4 is an apex climax the rush of emotions and reactions from the characters on both sides through the 5 game series is pinnacle storytelling the shot composition is rather blasé and it feels like a long Google ad at times but the story makes up for the filmic lack of creativity would def watch again
BilboBallin on Letterboxd A fascinating documentary about the unequal competition between man and machine, which opens up a variety of perspectives for the viewer. If you start with the research team, which has developed the AI, then at the latest toward the end of this turns into an irrepressible sympathy with the human challenger. The featured documentation shows us how AI can and will change our thinking and our lives.
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