# Ke Jie

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S1.5 - The Ing Cup & Notable Pros, TelegraphGo Interview Part II & Hunhyun's Go With the Flow | Go / Baduk / Weiqi

This episode is from All Things Go, a podcast about the board game Go, also known as Baduk in Korea and Weiqi in China. Gazza White introduces the Ing Cup and recommends professional players whose styles are worth following. TelegraphGo discusses his name, Twitch and YouTube work, collaboration wit…

S2.1 - A Go Origin Story, Michael Chen Interview, #1 Pro Shin Jin-seo, & In-Person Tournaments | Go / Baduk / Weiqi

This episode is from All Things Go, a podcast about the board game Go, also known as Baduk in Korea and Weiqi in China. After a listener shares a Go origin story, Travis speaks with professional player Michael Chen about childhood training, online play, teaching, competition, and the North American…

71: Lidgate - The LG Cup Rules Controversy

Prisoner stone placed on the table instead of lid. Chaos ensues. Let's talk about all the hubbub from the LG Cup finals between Ke Jie and Byun Sang-il. What happened? What could have been done better? The Star Point Store Support Star Point <3

Geeks Squawk Ep 301

The geeks talk about the brain eating itself after chronic sleep deprivation, a 94-year-old professor who develops a longer-lasting battery, our brains preferring invented visual information to real information, Google’s AlphaGo AI defeating the world’s best human Go player, Ke Jie, Matt’s King of …

Korea’s AI ambitions face a crucial three-year test

A recent three-part series by the JoongAng Ilbo, "Peace Odyssey: On the Frontlines of China's AI Revolution," offered a vivid look into how Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) firms are progressing despite U.S. sanctions. The Shanghai-Hangzhou corridor - dubbed China's Silicon Valley - is now hom…

S3.1 - Fact vs Fiction in The Match, The LG Cup Fiasco with Gazza & Playing Go Seigen with TelegraphGo | Go / Baduk / Weiqi

This episode is from All Things Go, a podcast about the board game Go, also known as Baduk in Korea and Weiqi in China. Travis opens Season Three by separating fact from fiction in the Korean film The Match with longtime Baduk broadcaster Jim Young Kim, translated by Albert Nah. Gazza White then ex…

The puzzle pieces that can defuse the US-China AI race dynamic, with Kayla Blomquist

Almost every serious discussion about options to constrain the development of advanced AI results in someone raising the question: “But what about China?” The worry behind this question is that slowing down AI research and development in the US and Europe will allow China to race ahead. It's true: …

The Human Factor Podcast Episode 27: The Morality of AI and Robotics with Maria Luciana Axente

In 2017, Googles DeepMind AlphaGo artificial intelligence defeated the worlds number one Go player Ke Jie. This was considered significant as Go is one of the worlds most complex games and this capability was thought to be another 20 years or so away. The AI built its capability by studyin…

World History: AI Checkmates Human Genius

Have you ever wondered what happens when ancient tradition collides with cutting-edge technology? That's exactly what we break down in this riveting episode, where the strategic depths of the ancient Chinese game Go meet the formidable prowess of modern AI. In this episode, we explore the iconic 20…

Mustafa Suleyman: How the Microsoft AI CEO Thinks

Mustafa Suleyman helped build DeepMind, sold to Google, licensed to Microsoft for a billion—and now he’s warning us what’s coming next. This is based on the The Coming Wave biography (co-authored with Michael Bhaskar) and is a global crash course in AI, biology, and the power games driving the next…