I think that reinforcement learning specifically in go would improve its strength. Even with this I wouldn't expect it to get particular strong - this is a very inefficient way to make a go ai. It might be worthwhile anyway, because the llm's do have one big advantage over current go ai's: every move has a natural language explanation with even more detail in the chain of thought.
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