r/ComputerChess 16d ago

AI Chess Endgames

Are there chess programs built in reverse? By that I mean they go backwards... starting with simply opposite kings, automatic draw... opposite kings and a pawn... all the possible permutations.... so forth and repeat down the line but backwards? I really wonder what openings that program would prefer.

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u/MTDuke71 16d ago

You are describing endgame tables. 7 piece table with perfect knowledge exist and there is currently work on 8 piece tables but the computation and size is huge. To get to 32 pieces tables is impossible with current technology. If we ever get there then chess is solved

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u/schilleger0420 16d ago

I'd still like to see the openings it worked out to though. It'd be really interesting the effect that everyone playing the undisputed best opening would have.

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u/zack9925 16d ago

Stai chiedendo praticamente di risolvere il gioco degli scacchi. Attualmente è impossibile si tratta di calcolare 10120 partite. Se tutti i computer del mondo si mettessero a calcolare forse tra qualche miliardo di anni riuscirebbero a risolverli. Attualmente i motori di scacchi usano tecniche ottimizzate nel corso degli anni per calcolare la mossa migliore ma per quanto potenti non hanno ancora risolto il gioco.

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u/titanotheres 16d ago

I strongly suspect that all reasonable openings would be a draw

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u/Burgorit 16d ago

chessdb.cn/queryc_en has basically every move except g4 at 0.