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А ты уверен что в Сеги компьютер не выигрывает? Вот что я нашел в тырнете:

On 23 October 2005, at the 3rd International Shogi Forum, the Japan Shogi Association permitted Toshiyuki Moriuchi, 2005 Meijin, to play computer shogi program YSS. Toshiyuki Moriuchi won the game playing 30 seconds per move with a Bishop handicap. In 2012, a retired professional lost a match with computer publicly first, and in 2013, active shogi professionals too.

Далее вот списки значимых событий связанных с ИИ Сеги:

2005: at the Amateur Ryuo tournament, program Gekisashi defeated Eiji Ogawa in a 40-minute game of the first knockout round.
2005: Program Gekisashi defeated amateur 6-dan Masato Shinoda in a 40-minute exhibition game.
2007: highest rating for a computer on Shogi Club 24 is 2744 for YSS.[50]
2008: May, computer program Tanase Shogi beat Asahi Amateur Meijin title holder Yukio Kato. 75 moves played in a 15-minute exhibition game.
2008: May, computer program Gekisashi beat Amateur Meijin Toru Shimizugami. 100 moves played in a 15-minute exhibition game.[51]
2008: November, Gekisashi beat Amateur Meijin Shimizugami in a 1-hour game with 1-minute byoyomi.[52]
2010: October, first time a computer beat a shogi champion. Akara beat the women's Osho champion Shimizu in 6 hours and 3 minutes.
2011: May, highest rated player on Shogi Club 24 is computer program Ponanza, rated 3211.[citation needed]
2011: December, highest rated player on Shogi Club 24 is computer program Bonkras, rated 3364 after 2116 games.[citation needed]
2012: January, Bonkras defeated the 1993 Meijin Yonenaga. They played 113 moves with main time 3 hours and then 1 minute per move.[5]
2013: 20 April, GPS Shogi defeated Hiroyuki Miura, ranked 15. Game was 102 moves with main time 4 hours then 1 minute per move.[53]
2013: 12 May, highest rated player on Shogi Club 24 is computer program Ponanza, rated 3453.[citation needed]
2014: 12 April, Ponanza defeated Yashiki Nobuyuki, ranked 12. Game was 130 moves with main time 5 hours then 1 minute per move

Более того:

On 14 October 2005, the Japan Shogi Association banned professional shogi players from competing against a computer.[49] The Japan Shogi Association said the rule is to preserve the dignity of its professionals, and to make the most of computer shogi as a potential business opportunity. The ban prevents the rating of computers relative to professional players.

From 2008 to 2012, the Japan Shogi Association did not permit any games between a male professional and a computer.

То есть вообщем-то многим профи стали вообще запрещать играть с комптютером, японцы жутко очкуют по этому поводу, потому как компьютер уже и так по факту лучше.

Полна статья с куче результатов с разных турниров тут -[censored] компьютер надрал почти везде профессионалов Сеги.