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Presented at: Open Source South Carolina May 7th, 2019 - Columbia, SC Presented by: Todd Jordan, CEO @ White Rabbit AI Abstract: Made famous by AlphaGo winning a game once considered too complex for machines, Deep Learning has proven itself as the first phase of truly great AI. Most notable, one move left many commenters speechless. Go master, Fan Hui, said, “It’s not a human move...” Then softly, he commented “So beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful.”

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