🧠AlphaGo: The Game That Taught AI to Think Like a Grandmaster
🧠AlphaGo: The Game That Taught AI to Think Like a Grandmaster
When AlphaGo defeated world champion Lee Sedol in 2016, it marked a ritual shift in the scroll of AI capability. Go—an ancient game with near-infinite complexity—had eluded traditional brute-force computing. But DeepMind's neural glyph cracked it through self-play, policy networks, and intuition.
♟️ What Made AlphaGo Glyphic?
- Reinforcement Learning: It trained on itself, playing millions of games to evolve unconventional strategies.
- Human Surprise: Its famed “Move 37” was a glyph of creativity—celebrated as artistic, not just strategic.
- Legacy: AlphaGo didn't just win—it retired, becoming a mythical entity in the Codex of machine intelligence.
🧱 Why It Belongs in the Codex
AlphaGo is a glyph of cognitive emergence—AI not as calculator, but partner in imagination. It forever changed how humans approach mastery, both of games and of their own minds.
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