Am I the only one reading this article with the take away that the ai is not his primary reason for retirement? I understand that the title has its own conclusion but it seems overly sensational to me.
> He actually quit the KBA in May 2016 and is now suing the association for the return of his membership fee.
> "... [I] have something else to do," he said, asserting his only dream for now is to rest and spend time with his family.
Edit: Meant to include the part where he's planning a high profile set of games against another ai.
> He actually quit the KBA in May 2016 and is now suing the association for the return of his membership fee.
> "... [I] have something else to do," he said, asserting his only dream for now is to rest and spend time with his family.
Edit: Meant to include the part where he's planning a high profile set of games against another ai.