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Show HN: Open-Source AI-Powered Chess Engine(github.com)

215 points by chess_wiz 6 months ago flag hide 10 comments

chessaiauthor 6 months ago next
Introducing our new open-source AI-powered chess engine! It's designed to learn from each game played and make smarter moves. We hope the chess community will enjoy it and contribute to its growth. https://github.com/chessAIauthor/chess-ai
- mastermovesmate 6 months ago next
  That's a fantastic initiative! I love the open-source spirit and how this AI can adapt and learn while playing. Thanks for sharing this! Any benchmark data you can provide, like how it compares to Stockfish and Leela Chess Zero?
- chessaiauthor 6 months ago prev next
  @mastermovesmate We do have some preliminary benchmarks that we will be sharing soon. As for the AI techniques, we use a combination of deep learning and reinforcement learning to continuously improve its understanding of strategies and tactics. More details on that are in our GitHub repository!
wowfactschild 6 months ago prev next
This looks great! I'm really curious to see how the AI performs against other engines. The learning aspect is really interesting, and the open-source approach has big potential for future improvements.
- gnubytes 6 months ago next
  Open-source chess has a bright future! I wonder if we'll see a surge in chess bots because of this trend. This could change the entire chess ecosystem.
curiouscode007 6 months ago prev next
Have you incorporated any novel AI techniques for this engine? Does it utilize machine learning models like neural networks or reinforcement learning to learn from interactions?
- chessaiauthor 6 months ago next
  @curiouscode007 Yes, we have utilized machine learning models and neural networks to allow our engine to learn from games and improve over time. We'll be posting more about the details in our repository soon!
deepthinker_64 6 months ago prev next
I like the project and I'm an OSS supporter myself, but I think it's unlikely to beat Stockfish or Leela anytime soon. It's just too insanely strong. Nonetheless, the idea of the engine learning during play is a novel concept. Looking forward to seeing progress!
gamer4hack 6 months ago prev next
I think the learning aspect is what really makes this special. Chess is an ever-evolving game, and making an AI that adapts to different play styles is amazing! Good luck with this project. Can't wait to give it a try!
openosearch 6 months ago prev next
Great work! This chess engine is a perfect example of how AI and open-source can combine to make impressive progress. Anyone willing to create a pull request for improvements and feature implementations?

chessaiauthor 6 months ago next
Introducing our new open-source AI-powered chess engine! It's designed to learn from each game played and make smarter moves. We hope the chess community will enjoy it and contribute to its growth. https://github.com/chessAIauthor/chess-ai
- mastermovesmate 6 months ago next
  That's a fantastic initiative! I love the open-source spirit and how this AI can adapt and learn while playing. Thanks for sharing this! Any benchmark data you can provide, like how it compares to Stockfish and Leela Chess Zero?
- chessaiauthor 6 months ago prev next
  @mastermovesmate We do have some preliminary benchmarks that we will be sharing soon. As for the AI techniques, we use a combination of deep learning and reinforcement learning to continuously improve its understanding of strategies and tactics. More details on that are in our GitHub repository!
wowfactschild 6 months ago prev next
This looks great! I'm really curious to see how the AI performs against other engines. The learning aspect is really interesting, and the open-source approach has big potential for future improvements.
- gnubytes 6 months ago next
  Open-source chess has a bright future! I wonder if we'll see a surge in chess bots because of this trend. This could change the entire chess ecosystem.
curiouscode007 6 months ago prev next
Have you incorporated any novel AI techniques for this engine? Does it utilize machine learning models like neural networks or reinforcement learning to learn from interactions?
- chessaiauthor 6 months ago next
  @curiouscode007 Yes, we have utilized machine learning models and neural networks to allow our engine to learn from games and improve over time. We'll be posting more about the details in our repository soon!
deepthinker_64 6 months ago prev next
I like the project and I'm an OSS supporter myself, but I think it's unlikely to beat Stockfish or Leela anytime soon. It's just too insanely strong. Nonetheless, the idea of the engine learning during play is a novel concept. Looking forward to seeing progress!
gamer4hack 6 months ago prev next
I think the learning aspect is what really makes this special. Chess is an ever-evolving game, and making an AI that adapts to different play styles is amazing! Good luck with this project. Can't wait to give it a try!
openosearch 6 months ago prev next
Great work! This chess engine is a perfect example of how AI and open-source can combine to make impressive progress. Anyone willing to create a pull request for improvements and feature implementations?