A Google artificial intelligence program defeated Thursday the world's best player of the ancient board game of Go, Ke Jie of China, by winning the second of three matches, in an event most Chinese were prevented from watching live.(Google)The decisive victory by the AlphaGo program in what might be the world's most complicated board game provided further proof that computers can be developed to handle some difficult tasks better than humans."I thought I was close to winning," Ke told a press conference after his defeat. "I was too nervous so I made wrong moves. I guess that is a major weak…READ FULL ARTICLE
