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Stockfish Wins Computer Chess Championship As Neural Networks Play Catch-Up

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The reigning Computer Chess Champion Stockfish continues to assert itself as the greatest chess engine of all time, recently picking up a win in CCC 9: The Gauntlet. Stockfish won CCC 9 over Leelenstein, a neural-network chess engine based on Lc0, the leading machine-learning chess project.
Stockfish Wins Computer Chess Championship As Neural Networks Play Catch-Up
Stockfish Wins Computer Chess Championship As Neural Networks Play Catch-Up
Stockfish Wins Computer Chess Championship As Neural Networks Play Catch-Up
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