I noticed today that there was a bot account created on August 19, 2019. The name is @OfficialAlphaZero. I do not know if it a fake but all that I know is the bot is freaking powerful. Can someone tell me if that account is a real AlphaZero.
My guess is it's legit.
That doesn't tell much about how much deepmind wants to be active on lichess, though. But if this bot is legit, they are at least present now, which is nice.
That doesn't tell much about how much deepmind wants to be active on lichess, though. But if this bot is legit, they are at least present now, which is nice.
If it is, I'm not sure why it would be on the "All the Stockfish's" (lichess.org/team/all-the-stockfishs) team.
I didn't think there were plans to ever make the bot public, considering they never released the full game set from its Stockfish match, so I'm treating it with suspicion.
I didn't think there were plans to ever make the bot public, considering they never released the full game set from its Stockfish match, so I'm treating it with suspicion.
The all the stockfish's is a group for fans of stockfish. But I still wonder why?
This is not a troll. Our team at DeepMind decided to test the capability of our Artificial Intelligence.
> This is not a troll. Our team at DeepMind decided to test the capability of our Artificial Intelligence.
That really doesn't sound like something Deepmind would write.
You know there is a simple way to prove you're legit, right? You just have to post a link to your lichess profile somewhere on the deepmind website.
And it's not about trolling, it's about identity theft.
That really doesn't sound like something Deepmind would write.
You know there is a simple way to prove you're legit, right? You just have to post a link to your lichess profile somewhere on the deepmind website.
And it's not about trolling, it's about identity theft.
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