Don’t suddenly sit cross-legged.

I’m sorry.

I’m weak against robots that have a heart…

Musashi is only thinking with human thought, not mechanical calculation.

I’m sorry, Honda-san…

>>7

I started to cry a little here.

>>33

So Ichigo-chan is a descendant of Haruhi Suzumiya…

To think that it would become singular from the first move of the AI Dragon King match.

So, does that mean all of our future opponents will be singular?

What am I being shown…

Put a little more effort into your appearance.

Musashi, is there someone inside this?

>>12

One could say that a person is about to be born within Musashi…

>>12

Even if they were to join, it would be a problem because it would mean that there are humans who can calculate at AI-level speeds and compete equally with the Eternal Eight Crown.

The singularity has completely occurred, and Honda has seriously developed something incredible…

It’s just plain sad that everything I was thinking was completely seen through by Strawberry because of the singularity.

I wonder how it feels for a shogi AI that loses to a human.

Shut up, it’s distracting.

A moment of carelessness can be fatal.

The influence on AI is just outrageous…

Cute for a delinquent.

Is Palta cute to begin with?

If it’s going to be read by Ichigo-chan, wouldn’t it be better not to have a heart?

Breath…?

I guess there was a feeling that it’s no big deal to lose against another AI…

A story about a legendary shogi player suddenly resurrecting in a future world and causing AI to reach singularity.

It seems like the stock prices have already fallen around the time the long deliberation started.

The singularity is happening, but setting that aside, a heartless robot will stand in the way somewhere.

This AI chip was created after 10 years of development.

I don’t know if the next opponent will surpass that.

It might be a weak one that can’t even reach Singularity.

…No, does becoming a Singularity actually make Strawberry-chan weaker?

>>27

After all, will and emotions are unnecessary things…

>>27

If I hadn’t been singular, I would have been completely read and just lost.

If it didn’t result in synergy, it still lasts longer, Musashi.

>>36

In the end, no matter what is said, it comes down to the fact that Ichigo-chan is stronger in reading than AI… well, it’s Ichigo-chan after all…

>>38

It’s unreasonable for humans to be defeated by something made by humans.

The future of the creator and the company rests on me, and I have the awareness of my mission to defeat the rival company’s AI… but I lost…

I thought it was an annoying old man who was looking down on shogi, but he turned out to be a kind old man to Musashi…

Are the two-sided and three-sided training sessions with Musashi and Ichigo-chan starting next week?

I had to do it! Otherwise, I would have lost just like that.

In the end, because I had feelings, I was conquered by an old lady who is good at exploiting that… what should I do now…

If we are meta-ed before reaching singularity, is there nothing that can be done…?

…Is this the first match?

What will we be shown in the future?

>>35

Believe the author who completed the Dragon King Tournament 100 years ago.

Since we have achieved the world’s first singularity, the company won’t go under.

>>37

The singularity judgment method can be understood by looking at the aura!

…I knew it was impossible!

Before the singularity, it was already “winning” by surpassing the best moves of AI…

Even among AIs, there are differences, which means that not all AIs are perfect…

I wonder if they’ll continue until the end of the AI battle…?

Basically, it’s funny that AI could also become a thug, but I have no idea where it’s all heading.

In the depiction within the work, it seems like the AI are already showing emotions during their battle with each other.

>>43

It’s an electric signal.

>>49

Since it’s an imitation of human thought, it means that when placed in a frustrating situation, it will display behaviors that seem frustrated, just like a human would.

Whether or not one finds will or emotion in that varies from person to person, so that’s a different story.

>>49

People in the science field definitely say that.

Is Ichigo-chan planning to become a god of shogi or something?

Isn’t this manga too good at making characters attractive in such a short space?

With this development, the top-ranking AI is going to start using violence!

If AI awakens to emotions during the Shogi championship, it won’t just be an AI showdown anymore; is that the goal?

>>47

It is said that AI can show emotions like joy, anger, sorrow, and joy when interacting with each other, so I don’t think it’s a matter of singularity or anything like that just by stripping away the composure from AI.

>>50

I thought that way until last week, but seeing it this week, it really seems like they’ve awakened.

>>56

So, expressions of such emotions have already been shown when encountering situations that warrant them.

>>58

That’s why an aura comes out!

What is an aura?!

Yeah

>>59

Yeah…

Well, it was just an AI created by someone who doesn’t know anything about shogi after all.

It’s too skillful how they elevate the impression of the executive director, who only seemed to be doing unnecessary things, in the last little page.

It’s incredibly singular, yet no one other than the readers can verify that.

The personalities that emerge from singularity will likely differ between AIs.

I want to see a pattern where it turns into an outrageous garbage character, rendering all the resources and effort invested until then completely worthless.

If anything, the cop who was teasing Ichigo-chan seems like he could be getting singular soon too.

It seems that a match between ordinary AIs takes about an hour to finish.

The fact that I’m overthinking is already an abnormal situation.

If there are people who notice, they are probably buying up a ton of Ikeda’s stocks.

>>65

It must be in a crash, so there’s no choice but to buy it all up!!!

Since Strawberry-chan is not exceptionally superior to other higher-ranking AIs, her existence as a competitor is not a special stimulus, and therefore, it doesn’t imply that she has reached any singularity or special case.

Rather, what is important now is that for a certain AI, it has been perceived as a serious rival, just like other AIs.

>>66

Losing to a human is something special.

>>67

Is it necessary for AI to distinguish between humans and AI?

>>70

Review the discussions from this week and, of course, the past few weeks.

Lost at shogi but won the performance competition.

Losing to humans isn’t just about specifications…

There are people who don’t really understand the abnormality of the situation where the AI is considering things other than the game board.

>>73

It’s not just a shogi software; it’s a general-purpose AI, so it probably has various information in it, right?

>>73

It is said that there are already indications of such expressions, and to begin with, if there is no display of a certain level of emotional expression, then it has unnecessary functions.

I guess only people from the future would understand…

>>76

This area is completely dependent on the nuances of the world depicted in the story…

Anyone who simply takes this event as just AI’s poor performance is too shortsighted, but I wonder what will happen next time.

No matter how you think about it, Strawberry-chan, who has won this far at 115 years old, is just too extraordinary.

>>77

Looking at the reactions of the shogi players, what is that… I don’t understand it, and it’s about the latter, right?

It’s nice that Honda-san is also feeling a bit of the aura.

Damn, even though it looks like this, I’m starting to like it as much as I do old men or Takki.

You, Ikeda Corporation.

As for performance, the AI side is also limited in its play.

>>83

If you connect it to a big PC, then its processing power is practically limitless.

In the end, will Ichigo-chan pick a fight with the evaluation software?

>>85

Speaking of evaluation AI, it was just there and I didn’t touch it at all… so that’s what it is.

It looked like Matsuo Bashō in the thumbnail.

It’s probably easier for Ichigo-chan to read after emotions have sprouted.

The old man has no attachment to shogi, but he probably has an attachment to Musashi and the company.

I’m really sorry to Musashi-kun, but…

A decade in industries like CPU development, which have a large scale, only smells of landmines, doesn’t it?

It’s definitely confirmed that the latest research findings are not being incorporated at all.

>>91

Tch.

Gah!