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Gnu go’s review

Written by alejo on January 26th, 2007

Hi there,

Today I’m going to publish the first review about free Go software. The first one I’ve reviewed is Gnu Go.

As an introduction for the people who don’t know what I’m talking about: there are two types of programs of Go: on one side there are the interfaces for playing against human people or replaying your games, and on the other side we have the “artificial intelligence” (or thinking programs) which you can play against.

So here it goes (by the way, I’m not a native English-speaker):

You also have one high-resolution version available at:
Gnugo .avi (31 MB)

I hope you enjoy it and let me know your comments!!

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One Comment to “Gnu go’s review”

1. Posted by meneame.net, March 10th, 2007 at 12:18 pm

Un video-anal?sis en ingl?s de la inteligencia artificial "GnuGo" para principiantes en el mundo del juego del Go. Recomendado para jugar en 9×9 y 13×13 a cualquier nivel variando las piedras de handicap.

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