Anonymous ID: 996dbe Sept. 4, 2026, 6:25 p.m. No.25007840   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7851 >>7878

>>25007815

chess engines miss ideas that humans players see, but then after the move is played it will calculate it to perfection

you will see "equal" position as per the evaluation bar, but then 1 move is played and suddenly it swings

 

Magnus Carlsen vs. Sergey Karjakin (2016 World Championship, Game 16):

Carlsen won the title in a tiebreak by playing a stunning queen sacrifice (50. Qh6+!!).

Leading up to the move, most standard consumer engines evaluating the broadcast didn't register the move as a winning idea until Carlsen actually put the queen on the board, causing the evaluation bar to instantly jump to mate.

meaning the chess engine didn't see the mate potential from that position prior to Magnus making the move

and that was at the highest level with the best engines at the time