Go: The live broadcast queen launched a gorgeous rebellion against the dog

"A more powerful... AI?"

Upon hearing this, Rui Zhao tilted her head slightly, her eyes filled with interest and surprise.

"Correct!"

Li Jingzhe nodded immediately, his initial awkwardness temporarily overshadowed by his confidence in his professional field:
"Do you remember what I told you last year? Go AI is essentially a competition of the accuracy of each AI's judgments—or to put it simply, a competition of each AI's intuition about the game..."

"Yes! I remember that very clearly!"

Rui Zhao nodded seriously:
"AI is essentially the same as us!"

"They all first judged the choice of points based on their chess sense, and then prioritized the calculation and comparison of several points that they thought were good."

"so……

"Li Jingzhe, you've developed an AI with a better sense of the game, right?"

...She remembers!

She even remembered the technical analogy so clearly, with such specific details!

A warm current surged into Li Jingzhe's heart without warning, making his ears feel slightly hot.

He subconsciously avoided her direct gaze, his fingers tapping lightly on the edge of the table as he asked in a slightly embarrassed low voice:

"I guess so!"
"Initial tests show that, with the same computing power, it has a clear advantage over all commercial AI on the market! Its sensitivity to thickness, thinness, life and death is also much more accurate than existing AI!"
"Furthermore, based on some of its assessments, the win rates for positions that AI previously considered slightly weak, such as the Worry-Free Corner, the Small Avalanche, and the 3-3 Corner, have rebounded to some extent, which may lead to..."

He intended to continue by saying, "The entire understanding of the layout brings back a more precise era," but his words were abruptly interrupted by the beautiful ninja in front of him.

"Really?!"

Rui Zhao's eyes, usually calm and serene on the chessboard, suddenly shone with a light of surprise, as if stars had fallen into them.

"Li Jingzhe, you're amazing! You actually developed such a powerful AI all by yourself!"

"I heard that when AI was being researched, it was all led by large companies that organized very capable research teams and spent a lot of money to achieve it..."

"So Li Jingzhe, you've already achieved this level of accomplishment before even graduating from university!"

"We're just standing on the shoulders of giants!"

Li Jingzhe quickly replied, the dizzying feeling of being worshipped making his heart race, and he habitually wanted to downplay his own contribution:
"At that time, major artificial intelligence companies had figured out the main direction of Go AI and produced key results."

"But after AI far surpassed humans, they lost the motivation to continue investing human and material resources in Go AI, and many adjustments were stopped before they reached their optimal level."

"What I'm doing now is just gradually adjusting some parameters based on my own research; it's not anything remarkable."

That's still amazing!
"After all... no one else has ever done this before!"

This unreserved trust and affirmation was like a spring breeze brushing across the ice, causing a gentle and satisfied smile to involuntarily spread across Li Jingzhe's face, as if even this inconspicuous corner of the teahouse had become brighter.

"I'm still far behind you!"

Philosopher gently shook his head, his tone humble, but his heartfelt joy was undeniable.

"However... because many of its judgments are too extreme, although its strength is stronger than all the AIs on the market, its stability is still lacking."

"So a lot of debugging work still needs to be done, and it will probably take another six months to complete the full version."

What Li Jingzhe said is true.

On the one hand, he does need to debug the new AI that he is so proud of.

The price he paid for optimizing AI to achieve the ultimate chess strength was that he went to extremes when optimizing the core parameters of those open-source models.

Many of the stringent conditions set up in exchange for a superior "chess sense" contain flaws that are difficult to detect at first glance.

To catch all these "bugs," a significant amount of time is indeed needed to fine-tune the parameters through dynamic adjustments during gameplay.

On the other hand... that vision, buried deep in his heart and belonging only to him, is quietly emerging.

As a unique gift he wanted to give to the recipient, he naturally hoped that what he was giving away was not just a half-finished product, but a perfect result that embodied all his wisdom and effort.

Powerful enough...

That's enough to make her look forward to it!
"Hmm, no rush!"

Rui Zhao nodded understandingly, then her tone suddenly carried a faint, almost habitual, apology:

"I feel really bad that you put so much effort into this for only 80,000 yuan, Li Jingzhe..."

"...Wait, wait, wait!"

The phrase "eighty thousand yuan" was like a fine needle, instantly puncturing the beautiful bubble of Li Jingzhe's immersion in the sense of accomplishment in research and development!

Li Jingzhe, who was still immersed in imagining his vision of the future, almost instinctively raised his voice and hurriedly interrupted:
"Can we stop talking about the past?! That's all in the past!"

"Okay, then."

Rui Zhao seemed taken aback by his intense reaction, then nodded slightly, looking a little bewildered by the interruption.

...Oops! My tone was too harsh...

The atmosphere became slightly awkward due to his overreaction, which made Li Jingzhe feel a moment of regret.

But... since we've already brought it up, let's just make things clear!
To avoid having a thorn buried here forever!

Thinking of this, he took a deep breath, tightened his intertwined fingers, and then looked at Rui Zhao, each word seemingly uttered with all his might: "You, you should never mention anything about feeling that you did something wrong in high school again!"
"I was the one who did something wrong back then..."

"how come!"

Upon hearing this, Celebrity Tianyuan quickly waved his hand:

"I went too far back then! I was worried that you would hate me..."

"Hmm...actually...I think I've already annoyed you, haven't I?"

"Otherwise, you wouldn't have come all the way to the school to wait for me before I graduated..."

"!!!"

Upon hearing this, Li Jingzhe was so embarrassed that his cheeks turned bright red, and he wished he could just find a hole to crawl into.

But now that things have come to this, as a man, I can't just run away!
No, it's not...

"That...that was all a misunderstanding!"

Li Jingzhe forcibly suppressed the overwhelming shame in his heart and explained to the other party, word by word, according to his truest feelings:
"I really think so!"

"For me, meeting you is an extremely lucky thing..."

"I still think that way now!"

Upon hearing this, Rui Zhao was slightly taken aback. Her eyes, which were always calmly calculating circuits, clearly reflected pure surprise and unexpectedness. She obviously did not expect her classmate to say such a serious sentence.

At that moment, Li Jingzhe instantly realized that what he had just said was not quite right!
—It sounds just like a confession!
Alarm bells rang in his mind, and he almost immediately wanted to speak up to make amends.

An explanation is needed!
I need to make it clear that this is just to express my gratitude for the luck that brought us together! It's for Go! It's for...

However, all his attempts to salvage the situation were still stuck in his throat, not a single word had been uttered—

He saw the look of surprise on Rui Zhao's face ripple like water, not troubled or embarrassed, but instead turning into a bright smile of sudden realization...

"Eh~"
"Li Jingzhe, why do you say the exact same thing as Lei Qi?"

Li Jingzhe froze upon hearing this, as if the sound had caused his brain to shut down.

Rui Zhao seemed completely oblivious to the other person's dazed, almost absent-minded state, as if she were simply sharing an interesting discovery.

She tilted her head slightly, her eyes curving into beautiful crescents, and a clear laugh continued to escape her lips:
"So perfectly in sync..."

"I'm sure you two will become good friends!"

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"...Congratulations to Rui Zhao 9-dan on winning the second game of the best-of-three final! You have won the King of Kings tournament for the first time!"
"This year's King of Kings tournament is the same as last year's, a four-player double-elimination tournament, but this time you and Lei Qi 9-dan have completely switched positions."

"After defeating Zeng Guangwen 9-dan in the first round, you won three consecutive games against Lei Qi in the winners' bracket final and the best-of-three final! You avenged your runner-up finish in last year's King of Kings tournament in the same way."

"Including your previous victories, you now have an astonishing ten-game winning streak against Raiki 9-dan! This fully demonstrates your overwhelming strength as the world's number one player!"
"I wonder what your thoughts are right now?"

"Thank you! This competition was very intense, and I'm very happy to have won the championship."

"Raiki 9-dan is actually very strong! In matches, he often plays some really impressive moves and has some really great ideas."

"It's just that I might have a slightly smaller fluctuation in my game, make fewer mistakes, and be able to maintain a slightly higher overall quality of play! In reality, I still can't relax in any way!"

"Ah, it seems that Rui Zhao, you really don't slack off at all!"

"Three days from now, you and Lei Qi 9-dan will meet again in the first game of the best-of-five challenge match of the Kisei Tournament."

"Regarding this Chess Saint Tournament, many male 9-dan players in the circle almost unanimously favor you!"
"They believe that you are the rightful leader of Chinese Go, and the title of 'Go Saint' should rightfully belong to you."

"Are you confident about the upcoming Chess Saint Tournament?"

"Of course I will do my best in every game! However..."

"I am somewhat dissatisfied with the attitude of the senior 9-dan players."

"...Huh? Not satisfied?"
What do you mean?

"I just feel that everyone should stop just talking and start putting in some effort!"
"Some of the 9-dan senior players don't seem to have targeted me very effectively. My game often falls apart with just a touch – it feels like I'm winning too easily!"
"Now, I feel a little guilty that I'm wasting my time in many competitions! I can't get more practice in the competitions and improve my chess skills."

"Since everyone recognizes me so much, I hope that all of you seniors can unite to study me, target me, and create even greater challenges for me! I wonder if anyone would be interested in electing a 'leader' to organize this?"
"If no one is willing... I'll consider asking Brother Zeng or Nie Yunyi to take the lead!"
"In short, I hope everyone will fire at me, thank you!"

……

...Dodos are firing at me?!

Several days passed quickly, and it was 5 p.m. on May 29th at the Shengjiang Hotel in Shengjiang City.

Upon hearing Rui Zhao's answer, Shang Chaotian, who was watching the post-match interview in the VIP viewing room, couldn't quite control his expression.

You, the leader of your own country, are actually asking your own players to target you more...

Isn't this tantamount to rebelling on imperial orders?! (End of Chapter)