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I was interested in the following position. The initial position with five pieces less for black. How many moves does white need to checkmate? 2b1kb2/pppppppp/8/8/8/8/PPPPPPPP/RNBQKBNR w KQ - 0 1 To solve the position, I used Stockfish 11 . In my experience, the most exact engine when it comes to m...

Is this the holy grail of computer chess? https://maiachess.com „A neural net chess engine that’s been specifically trained to play like a human of a given level would, by using online games of that level as the corpus“ In the past a „normal engine“ was either unbeatable or played somehow unnatural...

jmartus wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 16, 2020 4:09 pm

Is he able to beat these new generation of chess engines?

Not posted since May. I sent him a pm of your post.
http://talkchess.com/forum3/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=74035

A lot of TB positions have been shown in the previous posts where TB can find the win but not the Stockfish. In those positions, the better side already had certain advantage to win. Practically, you cant create a 32 men TB that also stores chess knowledge about choosing a move that maximise winnin...

Right. I don't know why others aren't seeing this (obvious) logic. A real 32 man tablebase already knows the outcome of the game in the beginning, so what the hell is a "complication trick" (which someone mentioned) going to do to save Stockfish? What will happen, in *EVERY* game, is this: 1. Playe...

Right. I don't know why others aren't seeing this (obvious) logic. A real 32 man tablebase already knows the outcome of the game in the beginning, so what the hell is a "complication trick" (which someone mentioned) going to do to save Stockfish? What will happen, in *EVERY* game, is this: 1. Playe...

I'd like to see TCEC return to using balanced openings, with perhaps a 6 moves per side limit. And 96 draws out of 100. Do you want the best quality chess, or just artificial entertainment? Best quality chess is agreeing to a draw right after starting the clock (both 32 men tbs). And frankly, I can...

Right. I don't know why others aren't seeing this (obvious) logic. A real 32 man tablebase already knows the outcome of the game in the beginning, so what the hell is a "complication trick" (which someone mentioned) going to do to save Stockfish? What will happen, in *EVERY* game, is this: 1. Playe...

Right. I don't know why others aren't seeing this (obvious) logic. A real 32 man tablebase already knows the outcome of the game in the beginning, so what the hell is a "complication trick" (which someone mentioned) going to do to save Stockfish? What will happen, in *EVERY* game, is this: 1. Playe...

Right. I don't know why others aren't seeing this (obvious) logic. A real 32 man tablebase already knows the outcome of the game in the beginning, so what the hell is a "complication trick" (which someone mentioned) going to do to save Stockfish? What will happen, in *EVERY* game, is this: 1. Playe...