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Last time I read about these handicapped games in Go I saw that the model isn't trained to play from behind, so while in a normal game of Go, those 50 move Jose
by ApolloFortyNine 12d ago
Last time I read about these handicapped games in Go I saw that the model isn't trained to play from behind, so while in a normal game of Go, those 50 move Joseki's or any large move combo that's an 'even trade' will inevitably let the AI claw a lead at some point, the AI is already behind.
It's similar in chess but there's a model specifically trained to play a knight down, and it's pretty cool to see the insane tactics it'll try. Though a knight down is considerably more than a 2 stone handicap in Go.
- sincerely 12d agoIf anyone wants to know more about the chess model: https://lczero.org/blog/2024/12/the-leela-piece-odds-challenge-what-does-it-take-you-to-win-against-leela/ https://lczero.org/blog/2024/12/the-leela-piece-odds-challen... You can choose which piece it's missing. It's humbling to lose starting up a queen