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Chinese Weiqi Association welcomes S.Korea Baduk Association's decision to change rules after Chinese player's rule-related 'loss' sparked controversy
The Chinese Weiqi Association expressed its affirmation and welcome toward the Korean Baduk Association's decision to change the controversial rules, and said it looks forward to jointly promoting ...
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AI robot-human baduk match
A senior man plays baduk with an artificial intelligence robot at a digital plaza in Seoul on Feb. 5, 2025. The Korean word "baduk" refers to the strategic two-person board game, which is popular ...