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    MASTERING THE

    GAME OF GO AND
    ALPHAGO
    Unit-8 : Applications and case
    study
    By -
    C66-Prachi
    Sonavane
    C67-Tejas Chougule
    C69-Tejaswini
    WHAT IS
    GO?
    • Go is an ancient board game that
    originated in China over 2,500 years
    ago.

    • Played on a 19x19 grid (or smaller


    sizes for beginners).

    • Objective: Players aim to capture


    territory by placing stones on the
    board.

    • Complexity: Despite simple rules, the


    game has immense strategic depth,
    with an estimated 300 billion possible
    board positions.
    HOW IS IT
    PLAYED?
    • Two Players: One player uses black stones,
    and the other uses white stones.
    • Taking Turns: Players take turns placing one
    stone on the empty intersections of the grid.
    • Capturing Stones: If a player surrounds their
    opponent's stones on all four sides, those
    stones are captured and removed from the
    board.
    • Creating Territory: Players try to control more
    empty spaces on the board than their
    opponent by strategically placing their stones.
    • End of the Game: The game ends when both
    players pass their turns, indicating they have
    no more moves to make. The player with the
    most controlled territory wins.
    WHY IS GO CHALLENGING
    FOR AI?Explosion: The
    • Combinatorial
    number of legal moves increases
    exponentially with the game’s
    progression.

    • Intuition and Strategy: Requires the


    ability to recognize patterns and plan
    several moves ahead, akin to human
    intuition.

    • Limited Use of Traditional AI:


    Classical algorithms like minimax are
    less effective due to the large branching
    factor; Go cannot rely solely on brute-
    force calculations.
    BEYOND GO: APPLICATIONS OF
    REINFORCEMENT LEARNING
    Real-World Applications:
    • Robotics: Reinforcement learning algorithms teach
    robots to perform tasks through trial and error,
    enhancing their capabilities over time.

    • Finance: Algorithms optimize trading strategies by


    learning from market fluctuations and historical data.

    • Healthcare: Personalized treatment plans can be


    developed using RL to adjust treatments based on
    patient responses, leading to better outcomes.
    SOLVING THE PROBLEM OF GO IN
    AI
    • To tackle the challenge of mastering Go
    with AI, the AlphaGo approach was
    developed and implemented.
    • AlphaGo is an AI program developed by
    DeepMind that mastered the ancient
    board game Go, known for its strategic
    complexity. It uses deep neural
    networks and reinforcement learning to
    play superhumanly, defeating top
    human players.
    CONCLUSION
    • The game of Go presents significant
    challenges for AI due to its
    complexity, vast possible move
    combinations, and the necessity of
    intuition and strategic planning.

    • However, through advancements in AI,


    particularly in reinforcement learning,
    systems like AlphaGo have
    demonstrated the ability to learn and
    master Go.
    SOME QUESTIONS FOR
    YOU.!!
    1. Where did the game of Go originate?
    A) Japan
    B) China
    C) Korea
    D) India

    2. What is the main objective in the game of Go?


    A) Capture all of the opponent's pieces
    B) Capture the most stones
    C) Control the most territory on the board
    D) Reach the opposite side of the board

    3. Why is Go considered particularly challenging for AI?


    A) The game is based on luck
    B) The game has a high number of possible moves
    C) The game is solved through simple calculations
    D) It requires only brute force to win
    SOME QUESTIONS FOR
    YOU.!!
    4. Which of the following is not an application of reinforcement
    learning?
    A) Teaching robots to perform tasks
    B) Optimizing financial trading strategies
    C) Developing human intuition
    D) Creating personalized healthcare treatments

    5.How does a player capture stones in Go?


    A) By surrounding the opponent's stones on all four sides
    B) By moving their stones to the opponent's side
    C) By removing the opponent’s stones randomly
    D) By passing their turn until the opponent has no moves
    THANK
    YOU!
    FOR YOUR ATTENTION

    ANY QUESTIONS?

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