If AIs played chess more creatively, they might be more fun as opponents
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An artificial intelligence can identify entertaining chess moves rather than just winning ones. This could lead to AIs that are more fun to watch or play against, and even offer insights into how we appreciate the game.
AI has long been able to beat even the most skilful human players at chess, with IBM’s Deep Blue famously defeating world champion Garry Kasparov almost 30 years ago. But AI tends to analyse the game and make the move that is most likely to win, with…
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