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Alpha Go, a computer program, has beaten Lee Se-dol, a world-famous Go player (圍棋選手), 4-1 in a competition. Lee has won 18 world championships over the past 21 years. The win is seen as a landmark (里程碑式的) moment for artificial intelligence (人工智能). The Alpha Go system was developed by British Computer Company Deep Mind.

Lee expressed great confidence ahead of the competition. However, after losing the first game, he said, “I was very surprised because I did not think I would lose the game.” Lee said he felt “regrettable (令人遺憾的)” about the result of the game. At a press conference held after the final match, Lee said he did not think Alpha Go was necessarily superior to (優(yōu)于) humans. But he admitted the matches had challenged some of his ideas about the Go game.

Go originated(起源于) more than 2,500 years ago in China. It is one of the oldest board games that is still played today. Go is considered one of the most complex games. It is played on a board made up of a grid (網(wǎng)格) of 19 by 19 squares. The game opens with players taking turns to place black and white pieces, known as “stones,” on the board. The aim, as its name shows, is to surround a larger total area of the board than your opponent (對(duì)手) by the end of the game.

The competition was held in Seoul. It attracted huge attention. The first match was broadcast online. It was watched by 60 million viewers in China alone, with an estimated global audience of 100 million. Alpha Go’s developer got US $1 million in prize money. The money was later donated to charities.

1.Lee Se-dol didn’t win over Alpha Go in the game, did he?

_________________________

2.Who developed the Alpha Go system?

_________________ did it.

3.How did Lee feel before the competition?

He had great _________ before the competition.

4.Where was the competition held?

It was held ___________.

5.When did the game of Go first appear?

The game first appeared _________________.

Answer 1