> For one, gpt-3.5-turbo-instruct rarely suggests illegal moves, even in the late game.
It's claimed that this model "understands" chess, and can "reason", and do "actual logic" (here in the comments).
I invite anyone making that claim to find me an "advanced amateur" (as the article says of the LLM's level) chess player who ever makes an illegal move. Anyone familiar with chess can confirm that it doesn't really happen.
Is there a link to the games where the illegal moves are made?
It's claimed that this model "understands" chess, and can "reason", and do "actual logic" (here in the comments).
I invite anyone making that claim to find me an "advanced amateur" (as the article says of the LLM's level) chess player who ever makes an illegal move. Anyone familiar with chess can confirm that it doesn't really happen.
Is there a link to the games where the illegal moves are made?