Good job really approaching this properly in the spirit. Clearly my explanations are off and need to be more persuasive. I was worried about creating a giant wall of text and tried to be limited and choose only what I thought were more intuitive moves, but it’s probably pointless because there are so many continuations possible. So AIs arguing with each other about tactical lines won’t lead to a resolution.
But… positions are dependent on concrete lines and I can’t just argue on basic principles (both sides could do this equally well too probably)
Yeah, I think the problem is just very difficult, especially since the two moves aren’t even that different in strength. I’d try a longer but less complex debate (i.e., less depth), but even that probably wouldn’t be enough (and you’d need people to read more).
Good job really approaching this properly in the spirit. Clearly my explanations are off and need to be more persuasive. I was worried about creating a giant wall of text and tried to be limited and choose only what I thought were more intuitive moves, but it’s probably pointless because there are so many continuations possible. So AIs arguing with each other about tactical lines won’t lead to a resolution.
But… positions are dependent on concrete lines and I can’t just argue on basic principles (both sides could do this equally well too probably)
Hmm...
Yeah, I think the problem is just very difficult, especially since the two moves aren’t even that different in strength. I’d try a longer but less complex debate (i.e., less depth), but even that probably wouldn’t be enough (and you’d need people to read more).