As another question, does it not operate similarly to the top chess engines? The way the neural network systems work is by using the probabilistic matching paired with a Monte Carlo simulation. So you can get to extreme depth very rapidly. Obviously the breadth is going to be limited, but if the neural network side is well tuned (so high probability hits are indeed generally the most challenging moves), then that's not such a problem.
And you can run a huuuuuuuge number of sims in 16 seconds.
And you can run a huuuuuuuge number of sims in 16 seconds.