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Your described method of understanding his moves might work for some moves, but there will inevitably be moves that are just a sum of so many different probabil
by cLeEOGPw 10y ago
Your described method of understanding his moves might work for some moves, but there will inevitably be moves that are just a sum of so many different probabilities that are so far down the road that even looking at the result nobody would be able to actually recognize such a move on slightly different board.
At some point, if this method would be used, it would probably require a second AI that would help understand the main AI, because the primary "explanation" would still be too complex and/or subtle for us to comprehend.
- btilly 10y agoObviously "automatically extract the principles in an understandable format" is a long term and probably unachievable goal. However there is hope that cluster analysis on data about the internal reasoning process can successfully identify groups of positions that "seem to share a common principle". Success in that is a first step towards lots of interesting things.