> If we’d used a different chess engine, even a weaker version of the same one — such as Stockfish 12 — it may have found the 2018 World Championship the most accurate in history (assuming both players prepared and trained using Stockfish 12 in 2018).
This would be a really good follow-up experiment. If the theorized result really happens, we would have strong evidence that players are "overfitting" to their training chess engine. It would also be interesting to see how stable the historical figures look between different engines.
This would be a really good follow-up experiment. If the theorized result really happens, we would have strong evidence that players are "overfitting" to their training chess engine. It would also be interesting to see how stable the historical figures look between different engines.