Chat-Query-Lookup-GPT4-like system.

[chrisw]

Been playing around with the Chatbot technology that bypasses GPT4's desire to make one pay per token, and while not yet perfect, there are several useable LLMs which could form the base of a local computer chess query bot. Anybody else active on this front? Right now, the LLMs are fairly useless for specialist niches like comp chess, but It seems possible to hook in text resources as a data enhancement. I can do wikipedia and google search, but right now, these require GPT for indexing, and GPT means pay, but alternative means are being worked on, and anyway wikipedia and google search would still not be enough for techy stuff. Three extra useful resources I can think of would be the computer chess wiki, Sopel's NNUE documentation, and possibly talkchess archives.

There are several possible 'hosting' sites for such a bot, and it could also be simply a standalone, home unit, on user PC's.

A code assistant specifically for comp chess, could, I guess also be possible, give enough suitable source to be trained on.

Anybody interested?

[smatovic]

Cool, I thought this would be just a matter of time, a ChessGPT, maybe we can set up a bot for TC?

CPW has for sure tons of links to papers, dunno if those can be parsed, I myself have not the resources for such an project, but find it very interesting.

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Srdja

[chrisw]

This one will get you up and running with some models and a web interface ...



Results are not too bad, but not as good as ChatGPT (at least in the field I am most interested in, which is code assist)

It could well form the base for a chess programming query system.