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Not sure how big breakthrough in Ai domain it is, but after watching some of the AplhaZero games against Stockfish (available at youtube) I'm convinced it's a t
by ivanhoe 9y ago
Not sure how big breakthrough in Ai domain it is, but after watching some of the AplhaZero games against Stockfish (available at youtube) I'm convinced it's a true revolution in how computers play chess. It plays so much more like humans do, without the usual crazy micro management that other chess engines love to do. It's not boring to watch, makes very little weird moves that only a computer would ever make. If I didn't know what it is, I would presume that it's a real player (and extremely good one).
- mannykannot 9y agoAfter some initial successes in computer chess, the defeat of grand masters was declared to be imminent, but human players struck back with strategies that considerably delayed that outcome. I wonder if there is any possibility that a good player could find a weakness in AlphaZero's game, but the way you describe it makes that seem highly unlikely.