“I trained a chess bot to play by just doing that. So I'm already sort of peeled on like sort of decision models and specialized models”

The a16z Show · Beyond the God Model | Alex Atallah & Amjad Masad

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Trained a chess-playing bot by treating moves as categorical outputs and fine-tuning a decision model

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