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Using chess as an example, and not knowing how the program works, I idly wonder if it would pick up such oddities as: en pessant pawn captures, being unable to
by waterhouse 14y ago
Using chess as an example, and not knowing how the program works, I idly wonder if it would pick up such oddities as: en pessant pawn captures, being unable to castle out of check or to castle across check (e.g. White attempts to castle kingside but Black is attacking f1), the fifty-move rule (I expect it would get threefold repetition), and perhaps even the fact that you can promote pawns to pieces other than queens.
- bluesnowmonkey 14y agoMuch like how a human learns a game by watching people play. For instance, I learned chess casually by watching people play when I was a kid, and I just now found out about en passant pawn captures. (Thanks!)