AlphaZero: Its Great Predecessors

Garry Kasparov's book My Great Predecessors is one of the best ever written about chess. If I had to take just one chess book with me on a proverbial desert island, that would be my pick. Well, actually I would take all five volumes of the book. The narrative there is both entertaining and educational

AlphaZero Chess: How It Works, What Sets It Apart, and What It Can Tell Us, by Maxim Khovanskiy

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AlphaZero Chess: How It Works, What Sets It Apart, and What It Can Tell Us, by Maxim Khovanskiy

Frontiers AlphaZe∗∗: AlphaZero-like baselines for imperfect information games are surprisingly strong

AlphaZero Chess: How It Works, What Sets It Apart, and What It Can Tell Us, by Maxim Khovanskiy