ChessSpeaksForItselfa Streamer64 + f64db demo
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AI commentary (demo) · powered by f64db
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Highlights of famous games: the commentary shows what the f64db database can put in front of a commentator at each moment.

ChessSpeaksForItself

This site is a demo of Streamer64 and f64db, by TBG Research: live games with AI commentary built on what the database knows, not just on the engine.

Streamer64The harness: it follows the game and puts the database's answers in front of the commentator.
f64dbThe database: purpose-built for questions about pawn structures and plans, not just move trees.
Supporting this initiative
TBG Research“To boldly go”: building the bridge where humans and AI align.
Focus64Chess training software built on how people learn. Launching shortly.
Chess and AI: standing on the shoulders of giants
  1. 1950
    Shannon's plan for a chess computer Search the moves ahead, then judge the positions.
  2. 1997
    Deep Blue beats Kasparov Brute-force search on custom chips; it did not learn.
  3. 2016
    AlphaGo wins at Go 4–1 against Lee Sedol.
  4. 2017
    AlphaZero teaches itself From the rules alone, by playing itself.
  5. 2020
    Neural networks inside Stockfish The strongest engines now learn too.
  6. 2026
    This site AI commentary grounded in a database, as a demonstration of what a human commentator can use.
Sources: Shannon · IBM: Deep Blue · AlphaGo · AlphaZero · Stockfish 12
Ask the copilot
It researches this game with f64db (the engine only second) and can put a line or a graphic on screen for every viewer.
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