Google AlphaGo goes 3-0 against Korean legend

Google AlphaGo goes 3-0 against Korean legend

Legendary Go player Lee Se Dol of South Korea attends a press conference in Seoul on March 12, 2016, after losing to Google's AlphaGo program for the third straight time in their historic five-game Go series. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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