I challenged the free AI Go software "KataGo" of Net Go Gakuen with 3 stones hadicap!

⌛Time it takes to read this article: 2 minutesI tried to challenge the free AI Go software "KataGo" of Net Go Gakuen with three children stations. In this blog, we will also explain in detail the Go AI integration program "Net Go Gakuen System" that can use the latest AI functions equipped with LeelaZero and MataGo for free.

First match with Ginsei Go 16 (7th Dan)

⌛Time it takes to read this article: < 1 minutesWe played against the world's strongest Go 16 (7-dan), newly released by Silver Star Japan. I didn't have time today, so I set it to 15 seconds. We don't really think much about each other when we play. Since the time is short, I don't think you'll be able to play at 7-dan. I had the upper hand at the beginning of the Yose, but I made a big mistake in the Yose in the lower left corner, and Ginhoshi-sensei won the middle push. After that, if you approach it normally, you'll see a difference of more than 8 points. Now I have another good batting machine in my hands. (*⌒▽⌒*) 《Consideration time》 Black● Senri: 24 minutes 18 seconds White○ Ginsei (7th dan): 19 minutes 37 seconds 《Ki style》 Faction type 《Machine specifications》 ・Windows7 Ultimate (32 bit Operating System) ・AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5000+ 2.6GHz Game record playback

Game against Ginsei Go 14 (Part 2)

⌛Time it takes to read this article: < 1 minutesSince I had some free time at the store, I played a game of Go software ``Ginsei 14 (6-dan)'' with white and even players. I was irritated by the way they set up a big Nadare routine in the attack and defense in the upper right corner. (;゜Ro゜) The result was a victory for White. Actually, I have already pre-ordered the world's strongest Ginsei Go 16 (7-dan), which will be released on March 4th, so I'm looking forward to receiving it. If I improve my machine specs and spend more time thinking about it, I'm sure I'll become even stronger, so if that happens, I don't think I'll be able to match Mr. Ginsei. Below, I will paste the game record (without explanation) with Ginsei 14 (6th dan). In addition, the Ginsei 14 I have is listed on Yahoo! Auctions, so if you want it, please make a bid. (^_-) Game record playback 《Consideration time》 》 Black● Silver star (6th dan): 22 minutes 19 seconds  White ○ Senri: 21 minutes 19 seconds 《Game style》 Practical type 《Machine specifications》 ・Windows7 Ultimate (32 bit Operating System) ・AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5000+ 2.6GHz

Play with Silver Star Go 14 (2015-11-27)

⌛Time it takes to read this article: < 1 minutesIt's been a long time since I played the Go software ``Ginsei 14 (6-dan)'' with white and even players. I lost a lot due to some mistakes on my part, but I managed to win. As I found out later, I was able to cut corners with White 178. (Change diagram/White 2 procedure) Game record playback 《Consideration time》》Black● Silver Star (6th Dan): 28 minutes 59 seconds  White ○ Senri: 30 minutes 22 seconds 《Go style》 Faction type 《Machine specifications》 ・Windows7 Ultimate (32 bit Operating System) ・AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5000+ 2.6GHz

VS Zenith 4

⌛Time it takes to read this article: < 1 minutesTo kill time, I played a game of Go software Zencho 4 (5-dan/15 seconds mode) with both players winning white. There were some questionable moves since both teams started for a short time, but it was a deadly battle from beginning to end. While White's group on the top side was killed, Black's large stones on the right and bottom sides were wiped out, resulting in Black surrendering and White winning the battle, but it was a close battle where White could have been defeated. Even so, Mr. Zencho's style of play is too intense, so I can't relax and get tired (__;) 《Time consumed》 ○Black: Zencho 4 – 20 minutes 33 seconds ●White: Senri – 14 minutes 21 seconds Game record ⇒ VS Zencho 4

Revenge on The Silver Star, a Go software made in North Korea

⌛Time it takes to read this article: < 1 minutesThis is a rematch with the North Korean-made Go software ``Ginsei 14,'' which we narrowly lost to last time. This time, I played black and we played evenly. The result was a victory for Black. I think this was one game where the fragility of computer Go came out. Click here for the game record ⇒ Game record [Move split] Mutual game, Black 6 and a half out [Time consumed] Black: 15 minutes 19 seconds... 5D Senri White: 19 minutes 06 seconds... 6D Silver Star 14 (Force type/Consideration time: 15 seconds per move + Opponent's consideration time) [Machine Spec] Processor: AMD Athlon(tm) 64×2 Dual Core Processor 5000+ 2.6GHz RAM: 6.00GB Windows 7 Ultimate (32bit)

Lost to Go software made in North Korea

⌛Time it takes to read this article: < 1 minutesLast night, in my free time, I played Go against the CPU for the first time in a while. This is a match against the mysterious Go software ``Ginsei 14,'' whose thinking engine is said to have been developed in North Korea. The Silver Star series is sold by the Japanese company "Silver Star Japan". Ginsei 14's shogi ability is 6th Dan amateur. The latest version, 15, seems to have just over 6 stages. North Korea's IT technology cannot be underestimated. Incidentally, the reason why Go software has become so powerful in recent years is because the theory of the Monte Carlo method used in quantum mechanics was incorporated into the Go software's thinking engine. As a result, I made a big mistake in the early stages, and I won the black number 1 and a half with 14 silver stars. (__;) I'm shocked that I lost to the 15 second mode. If you try to match the pace of the CPU's thinking time, you will be defeated. (T.T) Game record playback (with a little explanation) [Move split] Mutual game, Black 6 and a half out [Time consumed] Black: 25 minutes 24 seconds... 6D Silver Star 14 (Force type/Consideration time: 15 seconds per move + opponent's consideration time) White: 34 minutes 39 seconds... 5D Senri [Machine Spec] Processor: AMD Athlon(tm) 64×2 Dual Core Processor 5000+ 2.6GHz RAM: 6.00GB Windows 7 Ultimate (32bit)