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It's probably true that there aren't any simple hacks to beat a good chess engine, but that'll be more to do with the fact that there are fewer degrees of freedom in a given chess move, less space on the board to do such funny tricks and the average game lasts about a quarter of the number of moves of the average game of go. Fewer degrees of freedom and less space mean that you have fewer options to make weird moves that don't also immediately cripple your position, and the shorter game time means that your strategy would have to work faster. All these combined mean that AlphaZero's evaluation model almost certainly has higher likelihood of being accurate than AlphaGo's.
Besides that, I'm fairly certain AlphaGo's dataset was largely from its own games against itself, no?
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- Entry ID: 4331
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000