Pro shogi player beats computer program

Pro shogi player beats computer program

Professional shogi (Japanese chess) player Chikara Akutsu beats shogi software program "AWAKE" in Tokyo on April 11, 2015. Human players scored a 3-2 win against the computer. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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