Machine-Learning Lc0 Joins 'Big 3' Engines Atop Computer Chess Championship At Half

The machine-learning engine Lc0 (nicknamed "Leela") is in undefeated clear fourth place behind the world's top three traditional chess engines—Houdini, Komodo, and Stockfish—halfway through the Computer Chess Championship double-round-robin. The inaugural Computer Chess Championship event is

Stockfish Wins Computer Chess Championship As Neural Networks Play Catch-Up

What makes Alpha Zero so much ahead of the most powerful chess engines out there? - Quora

Stockfish, Houdini Battle For Computer Chess Championship; Komodo vs Lc0 For 3rd

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On this day in 1997, IBM's Deep Blue sent shockwaves through the chess world, defeating reigning world champion Garry Kasparov 3½–2½ in a six-game match held in New York. : r/chess

What is the reason that chess engines, which cannot understand any concepts in chess like opening traps or endgame strategies or tactics, etc., are able to play better than humans? - Quora

Stockfish Vence Campeonato Rápido de Xadrez de Computadores; Lc0 Termina 3º

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How has AI (artificial Intelligence) affected chess? - Quora