Is there any analysis of the Carlsen-Caruana World Championsip match by AlphaZero?
How cool would it be to have the world's most powerful computer analyzing games played in a match between the world's two strongest human players? Has it happened yet and is the analysis available?
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Brian Towers
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How cool would it be to have the world's most powerful computer analyzing games played in a match between the world's two strongest human players? Has it happened yet and is the analysis available?
analysis world-championship alphazero
asked Nov 25 at 0:14
Brian Towers
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Alphazero isn't a computer.
– Federico Poloni
Nov 25 at 14:42
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How cool would it be to have the world's most powerful computer analyzing games played in a match between the world's two strongest human players? Has it happened yet and is the analysis available?
analysis world-championship alphazero
asked Nov 25 at 0:14
Brian Towers
14k32563
How cool would it be to have the world's most powerful computer analyzing games played in a match between the world's two strongest human players? Has it happened yet and is the analysis available?
analysis world-championship alphazero
analysis world-championship alphazero
asked Nov 25 at 0:14
Brian Towers
14k32563
asked Nov 25 at 0:14
Brian Towers
14k32563
asked Nov 25 at 0:14
Brian Towers
14k32563
asked Nov 25 at 0:14
Brian Towers
14k32563
asked Nov 25 at 0:14
Brian Towers
14k32563
14k32563
Alphazero isn't a computer.
– Federico Poloni
Nov 25 at 14:42
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Alphazero isn't a computer.
– Federico Poloni
Nov 25 at 14:42
Alphazero isn't a computer.
– Federico Poloni
Nov 25 at 14:42
Alphazero isn't a computer.
– Federico Poloni
Nov 25 at 14:42
add a comment |
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Yes, there is: AlphaZero on Carlsen-Caruana Games 1-8 and AlphaZero on Carlsen-Caruana Games 9-12. We don't have seen the PGNs with their concrete lines so far.
I'm not sure how helpful that is. Just one minute thinking time … seems to be a bit short. Some deeper calculation might be more valuable.
answered Nov 25 at 0:28
fuxia
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One minute thinking time was also the rule for the match against Stockfish. Of course it is not really enough for Stockfish but since AlphaZero works in a completely different way using massive parallelism and look-ups it is fine for AlphaZero.
– Brian Towers
Nov 25 at 0:32
Having seen the video and analysis, even with one minute alpha finds some quite unusual yet effective plans. Quite good insight on creative plans.
– Isac
Nov 26 at 14:15
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Yes, there is: AlphaZero on Carlsen-Caruana Games 1-8 and AlphaZero on Carlsen-Caruana Games 9-12. We don't have seen the PGNs with their concrete lines so far.
I'm not sure how helpful that is. Just one minute thinking time … seems to be a bit short. Some deeper calculation might be more valuable.
answered Nov 25 at 0:28
fuxia
8251721
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One minute thinking time was also the rule for the match against Stockfish. Of course it is not really enough for Stockfish but since AlphaZero works in a completely different way using massive parallelism and look-ups it is fine for AlphaZero.
– Brian Towers
Nov 25 at 0:32
Having seen the video and analysis, even with one minute alpha finds some quite unusual yet effective plans. Quite good insight on creative plans.
– Isac
Nov 26 at 14:15
add a comment |
Yes, there is: AlphaZero on Carlsen-Caruana Games 1-8 and AlphaZero on Carlsen-Caruana Games 9-12. We don't have seen the PGNs with their concrete lines so far.
I'm not sure how helpful that is. Just one minute thinking time … seems to be a bit short. Some deeper calculation might be more valuable.
answered Nov 25 at 0:28
fuxia
8251721
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One minute thinking time was also the rule for the match against Stockfish. Of course it is not really enough for Stockfish but since AlphaZero works in a completely different way using massive parallelism and look-ups it is fine for AlphaZero.
– Brian Towers
Nov 25 at 0:32
Having seen the video and analysis, even with one minute alpha finds some quite unusual yet effective plans. Quite good insight on creative plans.
– Isac
Nov 26 at 14:15
add a comment |
Yes, there is: AlphaZero on Carlsen-Caruana Games 1-8 and AlphaZero on Carlsen-Caruana Games 9-12. We don't have seen the PGNs with their concrete lines so far.
I'm not sure how helpful that is. Just one minute thinking time … seems to be a bit short. Some deeper calculation might be more valuable.
answered Nov 25 at 0:28
fuxia
8251721
Yes, there is: AlphaZero on Carlsen-Caruana Games 1-8 and AlphaZero on Carlsen-Caruana Games 9-12. We don't have seen the PGNs with their concrete lines so far.
I'm not sure how helpful that is. Just one minute thinking time … seems to be a bit short. Some deeper calculation might be more valuable.
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fuxia
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One minute thinking time was also the rule for the match against Stockfish. Of course it is not really enough for Stockfish but since AlphaZero works in a completely different way using massive parallelism and look-ups it is fine for AlphaZero.
– Brian Towers
Nov 25 at 0:32
Having seen the video and analysis, even with one minute alpha finds some quite unusual yet effective plans. Quite good insight on creative plans.
– Isac
Nov 26 at 14:15
add a comment |
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One minute thinking time was also the rule for the match against Stockfish. Of course it is not really enough for Stockfish but since AlphaZero works in a completely different way using massive parallelism and look-ups it is fine for AlphaZero.
– Brian Towers
Nov 25 at 0:32
Having seen the video and analysis, even with one minute alpha finds some quite unusual yet effective plans. Quite good insight on creative plans.
– Isac
Nov 26 at 14:15
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One minute thinking time was also the rule for the match against Stockfish. Of course it is not really enough for Stockfish but since AlphaZero works in a completely different way using massive parallelism and look-ups it is fine for AlphaZero.
– Brian Towers
Nov 25 at 0:32
One minute thinking time was also the rule for the match against Stockfish. Of course it is not really enough for Stockfish but since AlphaZero works in a completely different way using massive parallelism and look-ups it is fine for AlphaZero.
– Brian Towers
Nov 25 at 0:32
Having seen the video and analysis, even with one minute alpha finds some quite unusual yet effective plans. Quite good insight on creative plans.
– Isac
Nov 26 at 14:15
Having seen the video and analysis, even with one minute alpha finds some quite unusual yet effective plans. Quite good insight on creative plans.
– Isac
Nov 26 at 14:15
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