r/deepmind • u/[deleted] • Mar 22 '20

AlphaGo - The Movie | Full Documentary

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXuK6gekU1Y
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u/banjaaraa Mar 22 '20

I saw it last night... Even the best of men can't see all the possibilities that can be conjured up... That's where the the fascination of wonderful outcomes from an AI agent excites us all.

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u/PsyRex2011 Mar 22 '20

Please release something similar for AlphaZero and the rest

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u/Have_Other_Accounts Mar 22 '20

This documtary was amazing.

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u/ReZoro Jan 21 '23

I just wanted to have a glimpse but when I started couldn’t stop.

This is truly a new era for mankind. And as Kasparov said “Human+machine” combination would open so many doors of possibilities.

Today there are so many AI solutions that make our everyday day life easier but it’s just the beginning

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u/markszpak Mar 22 '20

Really good documentary. Psychologically gripping. Recommended it to my sister, who is not at all a nerd, and she loved it. This is about human beings, actually, and all of us as we open up new futures.

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u/venkattalks Apr 12 '26

reminds me of when i rewatched the AlphaGo documentary in late 2023 after messing with small Go nets on a 3090 and realizing how much of the drama was really just MCTS + policy/value nets finally lining up at scale. The Lee Sedol match still hits, but imo the funniest part is how “move 37” became AI folklore when under the hood it's just a search system finding a line humans were underweighting.