Good One : Google's AlphaGo beats Go expert Lee Se-dol

A PC program has beaten an expert Go player 3-0 in a best-of-five rivalry, in what is seen as a historic point minute for counterfeit consciousness.

Google's AlphaGo system was playing against Lee Se-dol in Seoul, in South Korea.

Mr Lee had been certain he would win before the opposition began.

The Chinese table game is thought to be a considerably more mind boggling challenge for a PC than chess.

"AlphaGo played reliably from starting to the end while Lee, as he is just human, demonstrated some mental weakness," one of Lee's previous mentors, Kwon Kap-Yong, told the AFP news organization.

Mr Lee is viewed as a champion Go player, having won various expert competitions in a long, fruitful profession.

Go is a session of two players who alternate putting dark or white stones on a 19-by-19 framework. Players win by encompassing their adversaries pieces with their own.

In the principal round of the arrangement, AlphaGo triumphed by an extremely limit edge - Mr Lee had driven for the greater part of the match, however AlphaGo figured out how to develop a solid lead in its end stages.