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Good article, although it does ignore the controversy surrounding the Deep Blue match with the rumours that IBM were in fact cheating. This time around though there is, thankfully, no such accusations.In a way both sides won. A.I. might've triumphed but it wasn't a total victory, and Google will learn more in that defeat than they would have in a whitewash victory.
I think Deep Mind's victory will definitely revolutionize the A.I. technology used in many other areas such as gaming!