Making Moves on Lichess, but Now Slowly! | AI Professor Improvises Some Chess Programming #3

I build a minimax AI that looks ahead and considers what the opponent will do next. I connect my AI to Lichess.org. I think it's working, but a naive lookahead AI is too slow to run at large depth, so it's still not very good at playing well fast. Like, comment, and subscribe! github.com/ber... -- Watch live at / profberthuang

[@robotech2566]

23:35 you didn't got error but we got a error saying cannot compare float with no value by '>', but was finally resolved by the change of 'and' to 'or', I would like to share it to those who are stuck with the error!

[@colinmaharaj]

If this was in C I would do these courses. I cant seem to learn python because I have 30 years in C/C++ coding. I dont need to learn a new language

[@berty38]

I’m going to continue with Python since I’d like to head in the direction of connecting to popular deep learning software, which has a very robust Python ecosystem. So far everything I’ve done has been really high level, so it’s the style of Python that just reads like pseudocode. But I know some things might come up eventually that will look unfamiliar if you haven’t practiced Python. I encourage you to have a look at the code I’ve been writing and see if you can get the concepts without necessarily understanding every little Python detail.

[@colinmaharaj]

@@berty38 Yes I should, thanks.