Tag: Chess
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Chess AI does not know chess - The death of Type B strategy and its philosophical implications
Abstract Playing chess is one of the first sectors of human thinking that were conquered by computers. From the historical win of Deep Blue against chess champion Garry Kasparov until today, computers have completely dominated the world of chess leaving no room for question as to who is the king in this sport. However, the…
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Chess programming and basic chess principles: Episode 3 – Interconnecting pieces
When programming a chess engine, one of the main things one should take into account is to find a way to create solid positions that are safe for the computer, even without the computer "consciously" knowing it. After every move, the position should be solidified in every possible way so that even if the algorithm…
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Chess programming and Chess960
Programming a chess engine is hard. Testing it is even harder. One needs to test the engine in various conditions so as to make sure that the algorithm properly recognizes patterns, applies the logic its creator has embedded in it, follows the chess principles that will allow the computer to win etc. To that end,…
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How to develop a chess program from scratch (for total beginners) Ep. 2
Interested in chess programming? You are interested in philosophy too! What is thinking? Can AI be conscious? What does it mean to do something? Can the AI understand that it does play chess? Explore the AI related articles in Harmonia Philosophica and understand why you are already a philosopher! FROM AFFILIATED PORTAL Chess-Programming.com [Previous episode] Overview In the previous…
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Chess Program thought process analysis article
The goal of this paper is to analyze in a simple way the thought process of a chess program, so as to facilitate understanding among chess programming enthusiasts and to bolster potential improvements in that process.
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