After reading this, I suddenly realize that back then, AlphaGo wasn't just winning games; it was running through the underlying architecture of "intelligence"—search, experiential learning, self-play—missing any one of these would not have reached that level.

AIMPACT News, May 16 (UTC+8), using AlphaGo as an example, explains the fundamental components of intelligence. AlphaGo remains the clearest and most comprehensive example to date, integrating three core fundamentals: search technology, learning from experience, and self-play. These three elements together form the key pathway to surpass human chess skills. (Source: AiHot)