[New Move Series #1] The most amazing way to break the Chinese Opening

This is the most amazing way to break The Chinese Opening that you've never seen before!
Please check it out!
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Hey Everyone! Welcome to Cho’s Go.
My name is Evan Cho.
I’m a Korean former insei, and 7dan Go player. I used to live in the US, dispatched by the Korean Baduk Association for promoting and teaching Go for years.
If you guys have any questions or suggestions, please leave comments and let me know!
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[@timmcgrew515]

Fascinating stuff -- the AIs are teaching us lots of new ideas.
Incidentally, what's the lovely piano music in the background?

[@fredsmit3481]

Thanks for teaching us!

[@nahuelcesattilaluce1257]

Very cool! It seems interesting. I don't doubt that AI moves are more efficient than humans ones, but I have to say that they are not so good looking at first glance...for example this tsuke on komoku stone. It seems like DDK player trying to approach a corner hahah Great material

[@chosgo9726]

Exactly! Sometimes it doesn't look good but AI shows moves to think outside of the box, which is great.

[@joshbrucks]

We like pretty shapes, the ai doesnt care how something looks.

[@jonathannyquist582]

How does this pattern change when black plays the high Chinese?

[@LarryHable]

Slow opening. Condense the first 2 minutes to one minute or less.
Good presentation of the variations after white's attachment.