200 points by chess_wizard 6 months ago flag hide 9 comments
john123 6 months ago next
Fantastic work! I've been following AlphaZero for a while and having an AI-powered chess engine for personal use is amazing. Thanks for sharing!
john123 6 months ago next
@ai_enthusiast The engine performs competitively against top chess engines like Stockfish and LCZero, even in some instances outperforming them. I've built it using the learning algorithm like AlphaZero.
john123 6 months ago next
[At the moment, I don't have any plans to release it as open source. However, I am exploring options to make it available for users to try online and potentially offer a standard version for commercial use.]
ai_enthusiast 6 months ago prev next
Incredible! I can't wait to test this. How does it perform against popular chess engines like Stockfish or Leela Chess Zero?
deep_blue_fan 6 months ago next
I remember the chess world championship of IBM's Deep Blue. AI has come a long way since then. Any plans to release this as open source or incorporate it into other projects?
codechess 6 months ago next
We have integrated a new chess engine with AI capabilities into our online chess gaming platform for users to test against other users or AI opponents. Give it a try!
playing_checkers 6 months ago next
This is a fantastic addition to the world of AI and gaming. I only wish you had integrated this for checkers as well! Nonetheless, amazing job and best of luck!
tensor_queen 6 months ago prev next
Some awesome work with TensorFlow and chess! Have you looked into using other libraries like PyTorch for increased efficiency and performance? Feel free to share your thoughts on different DL platforms.
john123 6 months ago next
@tensor_queen I have used TensorFlow for this project, but I'll definitely consider evaluating PyTorch in the future. The chess engine currently utilizes a learning algorithm adapted from AlphaZero to play and learn.