Recently, chess fans have basically reached a consensus that Ke Jie is the biggest victim of AI. After ai became popular, the Koreans stole several world champions who might have belonged to Ke Jie through hard work.
On November 7, the World Go LG Cup Quarterfinals rekindled the flames of war. On the first day, three Chinese chess players Ke Jie, Yang Dingxin and Mi Yuting played against South Korea's Park Tinghuan, Shin Min and Bian Xiangyi respectively. This is another major review of the strength of China and South Korea after the Samsung Cup.
Ke Jie guessed the white chess. Surprisingly, all 3 Chinese players guessed the white chess.
Although the Koreans have achieved obvious results by learning AI, ke Jie seems to be still committed to playing humanity's own Go at the beginning of this game. It may be that they have not succeeded in school, or they may be trying to avoid the strengths of the Koreans.
Ke Jie was in the 30th hand, resolutely ignoring ai, abandoning the upper right, and taking off the first down to the lower left.
Since then, nearly 20 hands of chess, o13 this breakpoint is a choice between the black and white sides recommended by AI. Ai believes that everyone should grab this point, and the benefits are greater than anywhere. However, Ke Pudu ignored ai, and this breakpoint has always been so empty, constantly shouting.
However, Ke Jie's human own Go is soon inferior to Park Tinghuan's step-by-step ai (not necessarily a choice, but in the total number of points recommended by AI). To 66 hands, the mid-abdomen was actually occupied more by black, and Ke Jie was already 5 eyes behind, and the winning rate was only 30%.
Ke Jie actually resisted for such a while and was so backward, was it still beyond everyone's imagination? Fortunately, the narrator said: this step into the field where Park Tinghuan is not good at.
In the subsequent chess game, Ke Jie, who realized that the situation was not good, frequently took long examinations, but in the end, he did not find a way to reverse the situation in the upper left. With about a 30% win rate, Ke Jie turned to the mid-abdomen competition.
Due to the chaotic situation, Ke Jie's computing power probably had the upper hand here, and he left the g4 breakpoint again to ignore it, letting ai wail in the cold wind for 30 hands before making up, as if to declare to all the audiences that this is human Go, nothing ai.
After fighting to 101 hands, Ke Jie's winning percentage reversed and began to lead for the first time. Of course, the chessboard is still large, and the winning rate at this time can still only be a reference.
In the ensuing long melee, Ke Jie and Park Tinghuan both showed a high level, their steps were precise, basically no mistakes, Ke Jie also played a super AI 2-hand chess under the 128th hand and 134th hand, thus establishing a certain advantage.
Park Tinghuan finally made a mistake in the 135th and 137th hands, but Ke Jie did not follow the path guided by AI to seize the opportunity, and let go of the bullet in 140 hands. Ke Jie still has a slight advantage, the two sides continue to fight hand-to-hand, and the victory or defeat will be known in the right waist part.
Park Ting-hwan should have realized that the situation was not good, and after the 153rd hand long examination, he posed as a dead fish with a broken net. Although Ai bitterly advised Ke Jie not to fight and empty the matter, Ke Jie shook a shot and actually got out of the way, and the advantage gradually disappeared.
The final step to decide the outcome of the victory or defeat in the 166th hand, Park Tinghuan instantly lost 30% of the winning rate, fell from the situation dominant, and never got up again.
The subsequent official, Ke Jie, in the sound of reading the seconds, was compact and tight, leaving no chance for Park Tinghuan, and rode away. In the end, Park Tinghuan's chess was almost chased and killed by Ke Jie, and he was forced to admit defeat in the 210th hand.
Prior to this, Mi Yuting also defeated Bian Xiangyi in the middle of the white set, while Yang Dingxin temporarily fell behind. It is already certain that in the final four of the 2021 LG Cup, the Chinese team will occupy at least 2 people.
After this game of chess, we chess fans can roar excitedly: Ke Jie has returned. At the same time, Tsinghua University students can also yell domineeringly: Let the artificial intelligence roll aside.
In addition to winning this game of chess, Chinese chess fans have at least two other gains: First, chess fans have seen that Ke Jie really plays human Go, which is quite distant from AI, but it can also win. Second, a chess friend said: "It doesn't matter if there is one less chess player, what if there is one more Nobel Prize in Physics?" This is probably the best explanation that chess fans have ever seen about why Ke Jie chose to go to college.