Go: Is the portable old man the nine-time champion?

Chapter 457 Stunning Skill
Move 131, Black captures.

"Now AI has to figure out how to improve its position. Actually, the difference in points on the board isn't that big, but Yi Zheng has firmly maintained his advantage. It feels like Yi Zheng hasn't lost a move in a long time while in a favorable position."

In fact, it is not difficult to gain an advantageous position in Go. Sometimes we know that we have an advantage, but the key is how to turn the advantage into a winning position. Sometimes, if you don't make a good move, you may turn the advantage into a disadvantage. However, once Yi Zheng gains an advantage, he can quickly turn it into a winning position. This is what makes him so terrifying: his extremely powerful operational ability.

When AI is used for compensation, the number of pixels must be taken into account, otherwise the gap will become larger and larger, and Yi Zheng will directly win.

If you try to clean up the mess by hitting the target, you'll get a clean score, but you'll likely lose about half a point. In that case, you'll slowly die.

So, the AI ​​has positioned itself here to maximize its score, so... what is Yi Zheng's move? Could there be a specific move here?

Yun Linglei looked at Yi Zheng, who had a handful of dough wrapped up, and couldn't help but scratch his head. "Why did you wrap this up? Shouldn't this part be unimportant by now?"

Not only Yun Linglei didn't understand, but Boss Zhang, sitting across the chessboard, watched Yi Zheng's move and used his mouse to input the latest move into the artificial intelligence. Instantly, the artificial intelligence lowered Yi Zheng's winning probability to below 40%.

Seeing the suddenly changing win rate data on the screen, Mr. Zhang, who originally couldn't understand the complex situation, couldn't help but show a look of ecstasy.

He indeed struggled to comprehend the ever-changing dynamics on the chessboard, but the digitally displayed win rates of both sides provided by artificial intelligence became his most intuitive basis for judging the situation.

In this game, the AI's perceived win rate never exceeded its initial win rate.

However, after this step, it seems that the artificial intelligence thought Yi Zheng made a big mistake, directly cutting Yi Zheng's winning probability by more than half.

Seeing this situation, Mr. Zhang couldn't help but hum softly. After all, they had used artificial intelligence to analyze many game records before, and even top-level players often had their win rates fluctuate wildly in the middle game according to the artificial intelligence.

Even if Yi Zheng is the world's number one, this is still unavoidable! Everyone makes mistakes, right? After all, no one is perfect.

Just like you might have to apologize to Princess Fifi.

But if Yi Zheng knew the winning rate of artificial intelligence, he probably wouldn't be able to resist humming a little.

At this point, the artificial intelligence has not yet realized that there are pieces in this area!

According to the artificial intelligence, the reason for Yi Zheng's declining win rate is that, based on its calculations, it can make Yi Zheng's side die and then play a move that allows it to escape first. Yi Zheng did not play a move, and could even have directly escaped first.

The artificial intelligence can be said to have won a great victory, directly reversing the unfavorable situation in the game.

Yi Zheng had already figured something out: as long as the AI ​​dared to play outside the box, this group of black stones would not be completely wiped out.

Once this piece comes out, the gap on the board will explode instantly, and Yi Zheng's advantage has reached an irreversible level.

However, this part is also a major life-or-death problem, which is a great test for both sides.

Yun Linglei seemed to have noticed this as well: "This one is a bit complicated, no matter what..."

Yun Linglei couldn't immediately determine the fate of this area, but his long-standing professional intuition told him that this was a necessary move to break away, otherwise, there might be serious problems.

Just as Mr. Zhang was humming a tune and preparing to make his move, the artificial intelligence, after a long period of calculation, seemed to have finally discovered the problem. The bar chart representing the AI's win rate instantly shrank, squeezing backward until it plummeted back to its original state. Mr. Zhang was completely dumbfounded. What the hell?

I didn't even log off, why are you acting like this again!

This is because the artificial intelligence, through continuous data accumulation and calculation, discovers that its previous judgment was flawed.

Seeing the complex emotions swirling around Boss Zhang, Yi Zheng was momentarily at a loss as to what had happened. After all, he felt that this step shouldn't be obvious at a glance.
At this moment, Mr. Zhang's expression was extremely complicated, and for the first time, he even began to doubt his own artificial intelligence.

After all, Yi Zheng's move was definitely unexpected by artificial intelligence; otherwise, the AI ​​wouldn't have reacted in this way.

A bug that never appeared in the experiment kept appearing in both games. Could it be that Yi Zheng is the legendary nemesis of artificial intelligence?

Seeing Mr. Zhang standing there, seemingly lost in thought and not making a move, Yi Zheng was also a little puzzled, wondering what the other party, or rather the artificial intelligence, was thinking.

Finally, based on the judgment of artificial intelligence data, Mr. Zhang followed the advice of the artificial intelligence and chose to be patient.

We must ensure that localized features are absolutely not allowed to emerge, otherwise the visual difference will directly rise to over thirty marks.

However, this was all within Yi Zheng's expectations. If the artificial intelligence really failed to make a clear judgment, then it would really need to be reworked.

Even the AI ​​itself probably didn't realize that if Mr. Zhang had made his move a little earlier, Yi Zheng might have suggested after the game that the AI ​​be scrapped and reworked.

Both sides continued to make moves, with the artificial intelligence still struggling to catch up, trying to find a final chance to win.

But Yi Zheng had already calculated the opportunity to make a move on the left side. After much preparation, Yi Zheng finally made his move.

Move 161, Black jumps!

After this move, looking at the AI's choice of points and subsequent changes on the chessboard, Mr. Zhang felt completely overwhelmed.

Although he obtained his professional level 6 certificate through a specific channel, Mr. Zhang said, "Don't you know chess?"

After all, he's been a Go enthusiast for so many years. Although he can't understand the advanced moves, Mr. Zhang is very familiar with the basic variations.

For example, Mr. Zhang said he really understands the methods used by AI for recommendations.

The subsequent moves and changes in artificial intelligence are all happening at a frantic pace. Simply put, artificial intelligence is now unsure of where to place its bets.

Similar situations have occurred before, usually when artificial intelligence faces an extremely unwinnable situation and will frantically cash in its first move, the mechanism of which is unclear.

But doing so would undoubtedly be a pointless waste of one's initial advantage. If a subsequent struggle ensues, it would mean that all resources have been squandered, leaving no capital for further competition.

"How did Jueyi get adjusted like this?"

(End of this chapter)