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AI is drawn in the comics, so there is nothing to care about.

Japanese cartoonists have wild and unconstrained thinking. In "Doraemon", Mr. Fujiko F. Fujio showed the creativity at the peak of human wisdom, and countless future technologies were conceived.

Among these props, artificial intelligence is not enough.

But "Chess Soul" is different.

Although it has such a mysterious setting of the soul, this comic is extremely realistic.

Even professional chess players, many have become readers of "Soul of Chess".

This kind of authenticity, coupled with the future technology of AI, becomes particularly conspicuous.

Some professional chess players said they couldn't understand.

"It can't even conquer simple chess. It's hard for me to believe that professional chess players will lose to AI."

These conservative professional chess players regard the short comic "Soul of Chess" as "very imaginative", which leads to challenges in the authenticity of the work.

There are also some professional chess players who believe that this day will come, but twenty years later it seems too early.

AI has developed from the 1950s to the present. Although it has made breakthrough progress, it is still mentally retarded in the field of thinking.

"Let's wait another fifty years."

Just like the opening of "Ultraman Tiga", which believes that human struggles will decrease in the early 21st century and peace will gradually come to the earth, it is an overly idealistic performance.

TV Tokyo, which produced the "Soul of the Chess" animation, saw the opportunity and launched a special program.

Regarding the audience’s views on "Go Revolution".

There are three options: support, no support, and ambiguity.

Guests were also invited to express their views.

Hibiki Higashikata was also invited.

But he didn't have time, so he declined and only agreed to a live connection.

Higashikata sat in front of the TV and watched quietly.

The guest this time is naturally a Go player, one of the Six Super Heroes, Dazhu Hero.

A pure and beautiful idol named Izumi Sakai.

When Dong Yexiang saw her, he suddenly remembered something.

One of her songs was once chosen as the ending theme of "Slam Dunk". As for the specific song, Hibiki Higashino has no memory.

"Is there an album by this singer? I'd like to listen to it." he asked Oda.

"It's impossible." Oda waved his hand, "Sister Izumi was born in 1967, and there is a 9-year age difference between you and me, teacher."

Higashikata looked at him, "Is there a possibility that I just want to listen to music?"

Why do so many people think he is a sister addict?

"I've never seen you listen to music, teacher..." Oda muttered, "You must be motivated by sex."

"I admit that she is very beautiful. If she was in high school..." At this point, Higashino Hibiki saw Akimiya Akemi walking in and did not dare to say any more.

"Oda, go and post the outlets." He pointed to the work station.

"Hey! Why?" Oda couldn't understand, complained, stood up, and disappeared from Hibiki's eyes.

Akimiya Akemi sat down next to Higashino Hibiki and looked at it with interest.

The third guest on the show is a professor at the University of Tokyo who studies AI. He can be said to be a scholar at the forefront of AI research in Japan.

The identities of the three guests have their own roles and complement each other.

The host first asked the experts.

"There is still a long way to go before the operation of artificial intelligence can defeat top professional chess players." Professor Okamoto said: "Since the 1950s, the development of artificial intelligence has been constrained by computing power and data. I’ve always been pessimistic.”

"But in the early 1990s, there were major breakthroughs in both hardware and algorithms, and the development of AI began to stride forward."

"So I can't tell what the outcome will be now."

"However, my personal opinion is that I support it. After all, as an industry insider, you must always maintain an optimistic view."

The audience, presenters and guests applauded.

Under Professor Okamoto's easy-to-understand explanation, they understood that the 1990s was an era of rapid development of artificial intelligence.

"I understand," Hero Otake said, "Tori Akino-kun's thoughts."

"Because he is a college student, he has a diverse understanding of the world, unlike me, who is corrupt."

He said extremely modestly, "I only have Go under my nose, and I don't know much about the development of science and technology."

The hero of Dazhu plays a strong chess style and attaches great importance to beauty. The ugly chess shape that naturally rejects AI's moves.

If the future belongs to AI, then the soul and way of human Go will be gone.

The chess players have become tools for fighting with no sense of beauty and only thinking about victory or defeat.

He does not want to see such a future and is very resistant to it.

It is already rare for the hero Dazhu to be able to say these scene words.

"What I personally hope is, or what my old-fashioned brain believes is that it is impossible for a bulky computer to beat human intelligence in Go."

He believes that size, speed, and mechanics are the strengths of machines, but intelligence always belongs to humans.

The host nodded and looked at the two guests. "The ideas of the two teachers have been very clear. Professor Okamoto supports it, but Otake 9th Dan does not support it."

"So……"

He asked Izumi Sakai, who had been listening quietly, with a smile on his face: "What do you think of Miss Sakai?"

Izumi Sakai grinned and said thoughtfully, "I understand my position very well. I represent a wider audience in front of two teachers with related majors."

"I don't understand AI or Go, so I can only develop based on my own point of view."

"I don't understand the wisdom of chess players. But in "The Soul of Go", Ta Yaliang once complained that professional chess players are people who have worked hard and practiced hard at Go since childhood. They have experienced tears, despair, and finally become the best players in the game. Choose one of the geniuses."

"Yeah." Hero Dazhu nodded.

Izumi Sakai continued: "Compared to chess players, I don't know much about AI. Its development, current situation, what is the future, and whether technology will innovate in a short time. Even on the computer, I read about AI I’m still confused about the text.”

She brushed her hair around her temples and smiled sheepishly.

Okamoto looked at her differently.

"So, although I feel sorry for Teacher Tori Akino, I still feel that it will be difficult to achieve in just twenty years." Sakai Izumi expressed his opinion.

"The situation at the scene is very clear. Except for Professor Okamoto, the other two guests have a pessimistic view." The host concluded.

"Now let's connect Mr. Akino Mirai and let him talk about his views."

Hearing this, Izumi Sakai covered his mouth, as if he was saying bad things behind his back and the protagonist heard him.

Professor Okamoto smiled and Hero Otake treated him seriously.

Hibiki Higashi had communicated with the TV station staff in advance and answered the call quickly.