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I just opened a random recent chess game on lichess ( https://lichess.org/YpxTUUbO/white#88 https://lichess.org/YpxTUUbO/white#88 ) . I'm pretty sure ChatGPT ca
by FartyMcFarter 4y ago
I just opened a random recent chess game on lichess ( https://lichess.org/YpxTUUbO/white#88 https://lichess.org/YpxTUUbO/white#88 ) . I'm pretty sure ChatGPT can't be trained on games that were just played, so this ensures the game is not in its training data.
I gave the position before checkmate to ChatGPT to see if it would produce the checkmating move. It played an illegal move, replying with "Be5#" even there's no bishop of either color in the position.
Unfortunately I'm rate limited at the moment so I can't try other games, but this looks like a solid method to evaluate how often ChatGPT plays legal / good moves.
- vidarh 4y agoI gave it this prompt, and pasted the game. Its reply: "45. Qxg6# This is a checkmate!"
- hgsgm 4y agoOP explained that you need to prompt the whole game, not just a position. ChatGPT is an LLM, not a game tree engine. It needs the move history to help it create context for it's attention.