Consider the teleporter as a machine that does two things: deconstructs an input i and constructs an output o. If you divide the machine logically into these two functions, d and c, which are responsible for deconstructing and constructing respectively, you have four ways the machine could function or not function:
If neither d or c work, the machine doesn't do anything.
If d works but c doesn't, the machine definitely kills or destroys the input person.
If d doesn't work and c does, the machine makes a copy of the person. If a being walked i... (read more)
This seems to be just a feature of katago, not a feature of all Go AIs. If this also works against implementations of AlphaGo, then you can start to claim that there are no superhuman go AIs.
Consider the teleporter as a machine that does two things: deconstructs an input i and constructs an output o.
If you divide the machine logically into these two functions, d and c, which are responsible for deconstructing and constructing respectively, you have four ways the machine could function or not function:
If neither d or c work, the machine doesn't do anything.
If d works but c doesn't, the machine definitely kills or destroys the input person.
If d doesn't work and c does, the machine makes a copy of the person. If a being walked i... (read more)