Fine Art (software)

Fine Art is a <a href="/facts/Go_(game)/1fKhemww">Go</a>-playing computer program created by Chinese media company <a href="/facts/Tencent/88gpEqLy">Tencent</a>.
Development reportedly started in early 2016, around the time <a href="/facts/AlphaGo/wJ9P2bBf">AlphaGo</a>'s successes, first against <a href="/facts/Fan_Hui/VEnsjLTS">Fan Hui</a> and later against <a href="/facts/Lee_Sedol/6gcrlulE">Lee Sedol</a>, showed that <a href="/facts/Deep_learning/JLuwD3ea">deep-learning</a> <a href="/facts/Neural_networks/DDhJTfMc">neural networks</a> combined with <a href="/facts/Monte_Carlo_algorithm/6Sqjsa6s">Monte Carlo algorithms</a> were effective in computer Go. Fine Art reached the strength of human professionals by the end of 2016.
In March 2017, it won the <a href="/facts/Computer_Go_UEC_Cup/EpLdwhv3">Computer Go UEC Cup</a>, against a field that included <a href="/facts/Zen_(software)/MSep40uB">Zen</a>, <a href="/facts/Crazy_Stone_(software)/9cvGuaRR">Crazy Stone</a> and 27 others. AlphaGo did not participate. After its win, it played an exhibition game against <a href="/facts/Ichiriki_Ryo/SpP2UgAe">Ichiriki Ryo</a>, the Japanese 7-dan professional Go player. This game was played without handicap, and Fine Art won by resignation.
Fine Art has played many games on Fox, an <a href="/facts/Internet_Go_server/pDST1w48">Internet Go server</a>, including several victories over <a href="/facts/Ke_Jie/UTk5TpRk">Ke Jie</a>, the world-number-1 Go player.
In the final match of the first AI Ryusei, Fine Art defeated DeepZenGo and won the championship on 10 December 2017.

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