China’s Strategy

Artificial intelligence (AI) is definitely the thing to look for in tech today. It is advancing at an accelerating rate and is simplifying complex things in life. And now, it has made a legendary Go player literally quit the arena forever. Go is a Chinese st…

Key point: The Pentagon is trying out new ways for different branches to work together on the battlefield. The Navys biannual Pacific Rim naval exercise (or RIMPAC) is the Met Ball of naval warfare: Every two years, dozens of advanced warships and aircraft f…

Updated November 28, 2019 13:40:38 The only human ever to beat Google's computer algorithm at the ancient Chinese strategy game Go has decided to retire, telling a South Korean news agency that he is convinced machines "cannot be defeated". Lee Se…

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The only human ever to beat Google's computer algorithm at the ancient Chinese strategy game Go decided to retire because he is convinced machines "cannot be defeated", a report said Wednesday. South Korean Lee Se-Dol's five-match showdown with Google's arti…

Image via Yonhap News Agency Lee Se-dol, arguably one of the greatest Go players today and the only human ever to defeat the artificial intelligence Go player AlphaGo, retired from professional competitions of the game last week. The master player of the an…

As the Democrat-led impeachment inquiry into President Trump deepens, a spotlight has been cast on Hunter Biden ventures abroad not only in Ukraine but in China, where he set about investing while his dad served as vice president. The questions come as Repub…

Image copyrightReuters A master player of the Chinese strategy game Go has decided to retire, due to the rise of artificial intelligence that "cannot be defeated". Lee Se-dol is the only human to ever beat the AlphaGo software developed by Google's sister c…

Seoul (AFP) - The only human ever to beat Google's computer algorithm at the ancient Chinese strategy game Go decided to retire because he is convinced machines "cannot be defeated", a report said Wednesday. South Korean Lee Se-Dol's five-match showdown with…