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Maybe the issue is the alpha-beta algorithms just string good moves together, there is no overall plan or intent. Perhaps the lack of narrative when we read thr
by stoneman24 3y ago
Maybe the issue is the alpha-beta algorithms just string good moves together, there is no overall plan or intent. Perhaps the lack of narrative when we read through the move, feeds that sense of mechanistic play.
I remember reading about a chess program that built plans and then considered moves in order to complete the plan. Not sure how this could be combined with the ML engines that we have but it might lead to a more natural playing style.
- emporas 3y agoYes, i could definitely see that. A multimodal chess engine, which evaluates several positions using a traditional chess engine, but it will play the move which has the more clear description using an LLM. It will not play the best move, but the one which is easier to put into words. Then it has the potential be much more interesting to human eyes.