Martin vs ChatGPT 😂 

“What do you mean I only have 2 rooks? My rook on e2 takes your queen on c7!”

@@DoblAABaterymakes sense

MDRRRR

DIEUUU

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Exactly

And castle multiple times

@@Baggerz182 castle through THE BISHOP

It's a special castling technique and you can't prevent it

When moving a piece that doesn't exist on the board: The piece spawns on the board; When moving a piece of the opposite color: The piece moves; When moving to a square that has a piece of own color: The latter is replaced, or taken, by the piece that moved. The game ends when either of them says #, like "my move is: 20. a1#", regardless of whether the move is legal.

Wdym illegal? We humans just cannot comprehend the idea.

Pony should've taken priest on K2

@@aninstrument2803 Alright then, I move to 2... O-Ok14

​@@GivingOthersAMentalBreakdown knight Z19 wouldve been better

@@Ikusofekkusu Oh yeah but i think rook T14 can be an alternative

He is trying.

that as chess got

The queen is the strongest position!!

​@@Fad1ngRainbowthe best move to play would be checkers

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@@Baggerz182 What does that have to do with anything?

@@Baggerz182 amen

repent to Christ

@@Baggerz182 repent to chatgpt

Figures, I watched a game of ChatGPT vs Stockfish and ChatGPT tended to play pieces and pawns from the starting position even though they were already moved.

Lol

ChatGPT is good at almost everything expect for chess

No, the bishop gets on top of the rook. Later ChatGPT may try to develop ot

@@laytonjr6601 I said that because when he played Stockfish he castled without moving his bishop first, and then Gotham Chess played him and ChatGPT did the same thing! (Just so you know, Gotham Chess and Stockfish let ChatGPT play illegal moves.)

@@malachiriehl1053 There's no way Stockfish would work if the opponent played illegal moves. Someone else must have interpreted the moves and gave the new position to Stockfish.

@@danielyuan9862 Actually, that very well could be. I just didn't think about it enough to realize that.

it can explain the rules perfectly, but its just some nice sounding words for ChatGPT without any meaning

or say to play like a grand master

The problem isn't that it doesn't understand the rules, it's that it apparently can't keep track of the board position. As a language model, it replies with "this sounds like something a human would say" rather than actually looking at the board position and figuring out the best move.

@@John73John ChatGPT doesn't understand the rules either. I mean, it can tell you what the rules are, but it doesn't understand that the rules are describing which moves are valid and which aren't - when you ask it to make a move, it doesn't think about the rules of the game - it just looks at "what moves do players commonly make" and tries to mimic them, which somewhat works in the opening (because the opening is very repetitive so it's seen the openings a ton of times), but it goes completely haywire the further in the game you get. It sees the rules as something entirely unrelated to the moves that are made in the game.

@@asdfqwerty9241 Yeah that's kind of what I was trying to say, but you said it better. It can repeat the words of the rule book but it doesn't necessarily associate those words with how the pieces should move. It just knows how to repeat common opening moves, and then it falls back to just saying things that "sound human"

Look up "Stockfish vs ChatGPT the illegal mover" video. It allows ChatGPT to actually play it's illegal moves lmao

"AI" gets overused IMO, this is a language model, it's only meant to generate text that follows the style of the prompt and training data to be grammatically correct English. it isn't concerned with what's true or logical or the rules of any games like chess because it's literally incapable of understanding those things. it just puts letters one after the other based on a complex statistical model.

Thank you gigachad, would never have noticed that

@@adamcummings20 you are welcome

Very nice of you to explain 😭🙏

@@1Bobobo thank you very much