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It'd be particularly useful to have a chess bot that can play badly in the same way a human does. The problem with the current chess bots is that they play bad
by feelix 9y ago
It'd be particularly useful to have a chess bot that can play badly in the same way a human does.
The problem with the current chess bots is that they play badly, badly. They choose a terrible random mistake to make every few moves, while some of their other moves are brilliant. They cannot accurately mimic beginner or intermediate level players.
- Florin_Andrei 9y agoIn a sense, that would be like replicating the human brain's functionality, including the bugs and limitations.
- thefalcon 9y agoThis seems like something DeepMind could create, given the incentive. They were able to train AlphaGo to predict human moves in Go at a very high accuracy (obviously not with AlphaGo Zero, but the inferior human-predictive version is how they determined that AGZ is playing qualitatively differently).