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AI KataGo Go

Name: AI KataGo Go
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.21 (100 reviews)

Bring professional-grade Baduk analysis to your pocket. Perfect your opening game, discover the optimal 'Blue Spot' moves, and visualize board ownership using the elite KataGo engine—no complex PC setup required.

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Key Figures

Downloads

39K+

User Rating

3.2/5

Total Ratings

100

Publisher

YEJUN HAN

Master Every Move with World-Class AI

Bring the world's most powerful Go engine to your mobile. Skip the complex PC setup and access professional-grade neural network analysis anywhere, anytime.

The 'Blue Spot' Precision

Find the objective best move instantly. Explore candidate variations and follow the high-probability blue stone to think like a professional.

Dominate the Opening Game

Bridge the skill gap by focusing on the first 50 moves. Compete on equal footing with AI to sharpen your Fuseki and master initial board control.

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Screenshots

AI KataGo Go - AI KataGo Go app main menu with new game and load game buttons on a Go board background — AI KataGo Go app main menu with new game and load game buttons on a Go board background

AI KataGo Go - A Go board game screen in the AI KataGo Go app showing a stone layout and a detailed AI Judge analysis panel with point scoring and thickness statistics. — A Go board game screen in the AI KataGo Go app showing a stone layout and a detailed AI Judge analysis panel with point scoring and thickness statistics.

AI KataGo Go - Go board interface in AI KataGo app showing a match review with numbered move variations — Go board interface in AI KataGo app showing a match review with numbered move variations

AI KataGo Go - A 9x9 Go board match in the AI KataGo Go app featuring move analysis and AI difficulty settings — A 9x9 Go board match in the AI KataGo Go app featuring move analysis and AI difficulty settings

AI KataGo Go - List of previous Go match results and game summaries in the Record Room — List of previous Go match results and game summaries in the Record Room

Description

1. Enjoy Go (Baduk) with the strongest AI KataGo on your mobile. Games with AI KataGo that were available on PC are now available on mobile as well. The PC version, which is complicated and difficult to install, is no longer required. 2. Compete equally with the 'Opening Game'. It is a reality that playing a game with KataGo on even with komi or even without komi makes it difficult for a professional go player. But, what if it is only for 'Opening Game'? Compete on an equal footing with the KataGo within 50 moves, and study and see how the KataGo puts it. And use it in a match against people. You will feel that your skills have improved. 3. There is no time limit for the game. Once you start a new game, you can load and place the game anytime you want, and there is no time limit. Regardless of time, take it easy and think about the best move. 4. AI Best Move (+Variations) Ask KataGo to find the best move. There are a total of 3 candidates, the higher number on the stone, the better. But all things considered, the best move KataGo thinks of is a blue spot. Therefore, you need to follow the blue stone. 5. AI Judge Instead of counting points, KataGo judges how strong it is by the size of ownership. All Go spaces have a value between 0 and 1, and the closer this value is to 1, the greater the ownership. In this program, if it is higher than a certain value, it is counted as point, and if it is lower than a certain value, it is marked as strength. Also, the size of ownership is represented by the size of the space, so this size tells the AI how to figure out what's going on.