Nowadays, whether it is chess or Go, it is becoming less and less enjoyable.

This spectacle is not only on the chessboard, but more about the outside of the chessboard.

Does artificial intelligence have an impact on Go and chess? The answer is yes. But is the impact really like the subversion that the non-chess-savvy media call it? Presumably far from that point.

Artificial intelligence has turned the traditional chess and Go into a competition of computing power, but the emergence of chess and Go is only to set off the competition of people's "intelligence".

The battle of wits is not comparable to the fight of calculations.

Yang Zheng was also answering, as if he had found that Lao Zhou had actually seen through everything a long time ago, so he would introduce him to the endgame master for cultivation and study.

Street endgame, in fact, in a sense, is also a kind of wit.

Obviously, it seems that the situation on both sides is the same, and the strength is similar, but no matter which side you choose, the people who lay out the layout have a way to kill you, or get out of the word "and".

Similarly, street chess is also a process of fighting between people, and the person who sets up the game will take advantage of people's greed to let you win a small amount of money first. Then pretend to be angry and defeated, and use the agitation method to determine the winner in one game.

Although these are not elegant paths for chess, which is becoming more and more standardized, although this seems to be just a small cleverness for ordinary people in the market who have no way to make a living.

But it is this little cleverness that has made countless chess friends know that chess is so interesting, and it has also made chess the favorite chess sport of the people of the country.

Of course, as the saying goes, prostitution is empty, betting on hedging.

These people who want to take advantage of human greed are often greedy themselves. Bad chess often doesn't make it to the end.

The real winners are often those who stick to their hearts and know how to advance and retreat.

Peng Fei thought about Yang Zheng's words, and he couldn't help but smile bitterly.

He seems to realize that he still has the pretentious professional chess players of the Chess Association, but in fact, he has been taking the wrong path all along.

He also realized that the authorities were obsessed with the onlookers.

He felt that this meal was worth it, because this meal also made him understand what he actually wanted.

"Just like the day I played chess with a chess robot, it was actually a battle of wits." Yang Zheng took the last chopsticks dish, and he carefully talked about the competition with the robot that day.

"When I knew that its core was a 12-year-old version of artificial intelligence, I could actually checkmate the so-called high-tech with the simplest and clearest ten-step lore."

"But I thought I'd try again, to see if he had more bugs."

Yang Zheng talked about the scene of that day seriously, which also made Peng Fei, who was in deep thought, a little interested.

"And then? What bugs did you find? ”

"I found a bug that wasn't a bug."

"Since artificial intelligence is made by humans, according to the current technology, it does not have independent thinking like science fiction movies."

"On the contrary, it is also subject to people."

"On the chessboard, its computing power is indeed unbeatable, even if it is a 12-year-old version of artificial intelligence, I don't take advantage of bugs, and there is almost no possibility of winning."

"But since he is controlled by others, there are many ways to win against him."

Yang Zheng didn't want to continue the topic, he looked at Peng Fei and finally said: "If you want to become a chess grandmaster, don't continue to imitate artificial intelligence to play chess." ”

"Instead, you should find a path that you think is right, and stick all the way to the end."