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As a computer does not possesses any intelligence of it's own, how it plays games like chess?
johncena said:As a computer does not possesses any intelligence of it's own, how it plays games like chess?
A computer learns to play chess through a process called machine learning. This involves feeding the computer large amounts of data, such as past chess games, and allowing the computer to analyze and learn from this data to make decisions and improve its gameplay.
Yes, a computer can beat a human in chess. In fact, in 1997, IBM's Deep Blue computer famously defeated world chess champion Garry Kasparov in a six-game match.
A computer uses a combination of algorithms and heuristics to determine the best move in a game of chess. These algorithms analyze the current board state, possible future moves, and potential outcomes to make a decision.
While computers are incredibly skilled at playing chess, they do have some limitations. For example, they may struggle with unconventional or unexpected moves that a human player may make. Additionally, computers lack the ability to think creatively or make intuitive decisions like humans can.
Yes, computers can learn and adapt to different playing styles in chess. As mentioned before, they use machine learning to analyze and learn from past games, so they can adjust their gameplay to counter different strategies and playing styles.