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You can find out why an engine is making a move though. Hikaru and Magnus won't immediately understand why a move was played but they eventually will as they an
by sudosysgen 5y ago
You can find out why an engine is making a move though. Hikaru and Magnus won't immediately understand why a move was played but they eventually will as they analyze the game.
- kruxigt 5y agoYeah since chess involves relatively few moves in total it's pretty clear that almost every move should make sense in hindsight since it has to lead to something that makes sense (like capturing a piece and/or improving positioning in a way understandable to GM:s) in relatively few moves.