Abstract
The field of computer Go has seen impressive progress over the last decade. However, its future prospects are unclear. This paper suggests that the obstacles to further progress posed by the current structure of the community are at least as serious as the purely technical challenges.
To overcome the obstacles, three possible scenarios are developed. They are based on approaches previously used in computer chess, and aim at building the next generation of Go programs.
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