Hi there,
it seems that PZChessBot 7.0 is the next Super General.
Currently, 7 test-runs are still running on ETOC-G.
PZChessBot is participating in one of the ongoing test runs.
If you like to follow ...
https://www.amateurschach.de/main/_engines.htm
Because there are so many generals, the Army of Engines is becoming increasingly expensive.
No army can afford to have that many generals.
Very sure, an engine development v1.0 will be start in the year 2027 or 2028 with 3500 Elo on one core.
Because ... all knowledge about chess programmings will be standard.
We should teach our children that when they join the army, they immediately get to wear the generals' medals.
Best
Frank
PZChessBot 7.0 ... the next Super General, expensive!
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Re: PZChessBot 7.0 ... the next Super General, expensive!
expensive = figuratively speaking
Generals in the Army ... costs the government a lot of money.
Before anyone comes up with the brilliant idea: Frank, PZChessBot is free, after all.
Be that as it may, let's take a look at PZChessBot.
There are certainly some very good ideas waiting to be discovered here.
For me all the time very interesting ...
What else are the others finding out, besides Elo?
That used to be one of TalkChess's real strengths.
Lots of thought leaders and decision-makers ... and, above all, experts.
This forum has made history not only because of the many disputes stemming from the obvious formation of cliques.
Let's uncover the secrets behind these super-powerful engines.
Generals in the Army ... costs the government a lot of money.
Before anyone comes up with the brilliant idea: Frank, PZChessBot is free, after all.
Be that as it may, let's take a look at PZChessBot.
There are certainly some very good ideas waiting to be discovered here.
For me all the time very interesting ...
What else are the others finding out, besides Elo?
That used to be one of TalkChess's real strengths.
Lots of thought leaders and decision-makers ... and, above all, experts.
This forum has made history not only because of the many disputes stemming from the obvious formation of cliques.
Let's uncover the secrets behind these super-powerful engines.