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> generally read the rules of a game and then follow them How many times do you think chess.com prevents illegal moves from being executed? Even Super GM's fal
by hackinthebochs 19d ago
> generally read the rules of a game and then follow them
How many times do you think chess.com prevents illegal moves from being executed? Even Super GM's fall for mate-in-1's occasionally, which is functionally equivalent to missing a pin or a check. This idea that LLMs failing to only ever make legal moves undermines their intelligence doesn't pass the smell test.
- diehunde 18d agoDo you play chess ? Do you even know what an illegal move is ?
- hackinthebochs 18d agoIf you have something to contribute to the discussion, just say it
- zahlman 18d agoChess.com has to accommodate people who haven't learned the rules yet on the low end. On the high end, people are commonly playing fast enough that they're often outlining sequences of multiple "pre-moves" during the opponent's turn in order to avoid losing on time. And no, I would not agree with that functional equivalence.