for the first example, if stockfish is playing black, dont see that win?
Engines don't see good move sometimes!
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Jun 21, 2017
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Reach that first position in a genuine game and then it might be of more interest!
Samuelingo wrote:
for the first example, if stockfish is playing black, dont see that win?
I tried it but it says it is drawn
Mar 18, 2018
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i don't think the moves stockfish plays are broken i think it s just the analysis.
gingerninja2003 wrote:
i don't think the moves stockfish plays are broken i think it s just the analysis.
50-move rule or repetition happens in its play.
"Modern engines are unbeatable without using a stronger engine."that is really true,but engines are confused spmetimes because they reach a position where planning is very important.And they are often materialistic.Also,visualization in such positions is sometimes more imporatant than calculation.Lack of intuision (except for AlphaZero) is also experienced by strong engines.
These are two examples
1.Computers have no planning.
They don't see that easy win because they have no planning.A 0.00 evaluation is wrong here!0.00 is the most dangerous evaluation by a comp.Use Stockfish but they cannot see it.
2.Materialistic
Who is winning here? Black?
It is a clear draw but engines conclude that black is winning. But the FORTRESS is unbreakable!
Sorry,computers!Better luck next time!