“As time goes on, it will probably be very difficult to beat AI. But winning this one time, it felt like it was enough. One time was enough.”

—  Lee Sedol

When he beat computer Go program Alphago.
Alphago(movie) 72:41.
AlphaGo versus Lee Sedol

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