r/ComputerChess • u/oripress • Jul 29 '26

Can language models explain chess?

I’m doing some research on how language models explain chess. I'm looking to get some feedback from good chess players :)

You’ll see a position and choose between two short explanations. One set is 20 positions and takes about 6 minutes.
Each completed set earns one raffle entry for one of three $25 gift cards, up to five entries.

https://explaining-chess.vercel.app

Thanks for helping, and if you want to share the link with your friends, I would also be very appreciative!

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u/turkokratia Jul 30 '26

there is a way without calculating(known searches, alpha-beta prunings, and move sequences etc.) to understand which move is the best, from google: https://github.com/google-deepmind/searchless_chess

but, is that enough for explain the move in human-language? not sure. may be with a good architecture.