Yes, but note the central claim of your original comment:
> ... search space grows so big that any non-expert will become lost in it.
And I am saying that's a fallacious argument: chess has an enormous search space too, and that does not imply AI can't beat humans.
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> You would beat anyone if you could calculate a few thousands moves per second, even more so if you had a neural network that discards suboptimal moves early.
> ... search space grows so big that any non-expert will become lost in it.
And I am saying that's a fallacious argument: chess has an enormous search space too, and that does not imply AI can't beat humans.
Also
> You would beat anyone if you could calculate a few thousands moves per second, even more so if you had a neural network that discards suboptimal moves early.
So like the AI can? Your argument's dont add up.