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because it wasn't trained to play chess imagine a hypothetical chess match between: - an undoubtedly very intelligent person. in the course of their studies,
by dissahc 13d ago
because it wasn't trained to play chess
imagine a hypothetical chess match between:
- an undoubtedly very intelligent person. in the course of their studies, they have read about different chess strategies, openings, etc. but they never actually played the game themselves
- an average person with a year of chess playing experience
who do you think is going to win? of course, you could give the LLM time to think and consider its opponents potential next moves, but this is a computationally expensive way to play the game that doesn't scale
which is all beside the point that chess isn't a very good proxy for general intelligence. there is a correlation, but it's very weak
- agos 13d agoI would expect both persons to play valid moves, at the very least