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Any move the human chess engine makes would be losing by definition if it is also used as the bench mark. Therefor, such an engine can only hang in computation
by EricMausler 4y ago
Any move the human chess engine makes would be losing by definition if it is also used as the bench mark.
Therefor, such an engine can only hang in computation - being unable to produce a top move because if it were to make a suggestion then the actual best move changes to avoid it. Since the engine is unable to produce a move - there is no top engine move which makes every move legal.
A normal game of chess is played while the engine locks up on the sideline
- AstralStorm 4y agoYou forgot that the engine user may cheat and even if they declare the engine there's no real way to detect if they're truthful and not using a certain of the engine tuned for Human Chess specifically.