Chess and Gigantic Algorithms

Chess, as I have said numerous of times is more than just a game. The patterns of chess is leading to some big things. Given how many possible moves there are in traditional chess (outside of the numerous available chess variants), the pattern recognition opportunities are tremendous. That is why it has gotten to the point where it isn't that hard to code an AI that can easily beat Magnus. Infact, likely within the first few moves an AI can predict the PGN of the rest of an entire game. An AI may even go as far as to predict with a close point of accuracy the PGNs of games not released yet. This is how far data has become in terms of pattern recognition and it is likely getting further. The amount of regressional mathematical models you can make being trained by PGN patterns is insane. This is already what they are doing with some of the world's most advanced chess engines. Only time will tell how complex these become.