Google first brought attention to its DeepMind-based artificial intelligence AlphaGo when last year it obliterated the then-leading Go player Lee Sedol in a highly piblicized match-up. Now it wants to team up the crafty AI with humans so they can learn from its unusual moves. In a new blog post, DeepMind CEO and co-founder Demis Hassabis announced AlphaGo is set to emerge on a new adventure that will first pair it up with professional Go players so they can learn from it – and then square it off against them so they can try to beat it. During the period between May 23 and 27,…
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