Much was written of an historic moment for artificial intelligence last week when a Google-developed AI beat one of the planet's most sophisticated players of Go, an East Asia strategy game renowned for its deep thinking and strategy.  Go, also known as Igo, Baduk or Weiqi, is a strategy game for two players who take turns putting black or white stones on a grid board. The winner is the player who surrounds more territory or area than his or her opponent.

The game is pretty easy to learn and play as it has only some simple rules,. While it takes only a few minutes to understand the game rules, but to play the game well is never easy as it demands strategies, which are deep enough to intrigue players for many generations.  Read More