superhuman engines on common hardware?
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Re: superhuman engines on common hardware?
When Google disbands its company.
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Re: superhuman engines on common hardware?
There are quite a few companies working on AI-chips similiar to the TPU's used by google. Two of the companies I am intrested in are Wave and GraphCore.
GraphCore will probably release their AI-accelerator in 2018 and maybe some chess enthusiasts gets one
GraphCore will probably release their AI-accelerator in 2018 and maybe some chess enthusiasts gets one

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Re: superhuman engines on common hardware?
...looks like the cambrian explosion of NN engines just started

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Re: superhuman engines on common hardware?
You can try out a 48x5 distilled network running on a raspberry pi 3 looking at 8 nodes per move. Let me know if you can win. https://lichess.org/@/MiniHuman
Re: superhuman engines on common hardware?
Maybe I don't understand the question. But it seems to me we are already running superhuman NN engines on common hardware. All I had to do was go to Micro Center.
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Yeah on tcec lc0 equal vs 44 core stockfish on a nvidia 2080ti pretty much
Re: superhuman engines on common hardware?
Maybe you didn't notice the date of the original post.
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