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I had the exact opposite experience with chatGPT (not Bing) this week. I made chatGPT play stockfish a few times. ChatGPT was able to make sensical moves for th
by frob 4y ago
I had the exact opposite experience with chatGPT (not Bing) this week. I made chatGPT play stockfish a few times. ChatGPT was able to make sensical moves for the first dozen or so turns, but then it would start to go off the rails, like saying that it was moving a pawn to prepare to castle, which it has just done on the last turn. It fianlly started trying to move invisible pieces or make illegal moves. It also played highly defensively, preferring to build a closed fortress in the opening instead of attacking.
- swatcoder 4y agoThe OP likely had that same experience as you if they kept at it, but knows what to focus on for those hot retweets and likes. You have to know chess or know how LLM's work to enjoy how it inevitably goes off the rails, but all you need in order to enjoy the OP's version is a wish to see some scifi prophecy unfolding between lunch and your afternoon's next meeting.
- famouswaffles 4y agoLol no. If you have access to the new Bing, feel free to try and recreate it. cGPT can not play chess but Bing certainly can.
- famouswaffles 4y agocGPT can't play chess. It goes off the rails fairly quickly. Bing can however and if you have access you can test this yourself.