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Zillions of Games is a General Game Playing system that plays chess. It was perhaps designed with chess specifically in mind, but in order for the program to play a game, you must first load a zdf file which specifies how the pieces move and what the goal is. It can also play checkers, go, shogi, etc.

The engine Nebiyu running in the GUI Winboard Alien Edition can play Checkers, chess, go, reversi, Amazons and a few other games.

The Association for Advancement of Artificial Intelligence holds a General Game Playing competition every year at its annual conference. All of the programs could theoretically play chess. I don't think the GGP competitions have ever included a chess event however. The authors of Maligne (University of Alberta) have written a paper on feature learning.

In the context of chess engines, the word "learning" refers to the engine adapting its opening book (book leaning) or evaluation (automated tuning) based on its results. Many engines learn in this sense, eg. Crafty, Deep Thought, Exchess, Gaviota, Junior, MChess, Neurochess, Romichess or Tao.

Zillions of Games is a General Game Playing system that plays chess. It was perhaps designed with chess specifically in mind, but in order for the program to play a game, you must first load a zdf file which specifies how the pieces move and what the goal is. It can also play checkers, go, shogi, etc.

The engine Nebiyu running in the GUI Winboard Alien Edition can play checkers, chess, go, reversi, Amazons and a few other games. On Android, there is a program called XO Demo which plays many board games. On iOS, there is an app called Social Games.

The Association for Advancement of Artificial Intelligence holds a General Game Playing competition every year at its conference. The programs are designed to play almost any game, and are not told in advance which games will be played. Each of the programs could play chess if someone wrote up a rule set. I don't think the GGP competitions have ever included chess as one of the games however.

In the context of chess engines, the word "learning" refers to the engine adapting its opening book (book leaning) or evaluation (automated tuning) based on its results. Many engines learn in this sense, eg. Crafty, Deep Thought, Exchess, Gaviota, Junior, MChess, Neurochess, Romichess and Tao.

The Association for Advancement of Artificial Intelligence holds a General Game Playing competition every year at its annual conference. All of the programs could theoretically play chess. I don't think the GGP competitions have ever included a chess event however. The authors of Maligne (University of Alberta) have written a paper on feature learning.

Zillions of Games is a General Game Playing system that plays chess. It was perhaps designed with chess specifically in mind, but in order for the program to play a game, you must first load a zdf file which specifies how the pieces move and what the goal is. It can also play checkers, go, shogi, etc.

In the context of chess engines, the word "learning" refers to the engine adapting its opening book (book leaning) or evaluation (automated tuning) based on its results. Many engines learn in this sense, eg. Crafty, Deep Thought, Exchess, Gaviota, Junior, MChess, Neurochess, Romichess or Tao.

Zillions of Games is a General Game Playing system that plays chess. It was perhaps designed with chess specifically in mind, but in order for the program to play a game, you must first load a zdf file which specifies how the pieces move and what the goal is. It can also play checkers, go, shogi, etc.

The engine Nebiyu running in the GUI Winboard Alien Edition can play Checkers, chess, go, reversi, Amazons and a few other games.

The Association for Advancement of Artificial Intelligence holds a General Game Playing competition every year at its annual conference. All of the programs could theoretically play chess. I don't think the GGP competitions have ever included a chess event however. The authors of Maligne (University of Alberta) have written a paper on feature learning.

In the context of chess engines, the word "learning" refers to the engine adapting its opening book (book leaning) or evaluation (automated tuning) based on its results. Many engines learn in this sense, eg. Crafty, Deep Thought, Exchess, Gaviota, Junior, MChess, Neurochess, Romichess or Tao.

The Association for Advancement of Artificial Intelligence holds a General Game Playing competition every year at its annual conference. All of the programs could theoretically play chess. The authors of Maligne (University of Alberta) have written a paper on feature learning. I don't think the GGP competitions have ever included a chess event however.

There are quite a few dedicated chess engines with some kind of learning, eg. book learning or automated tuning. Some of the better known ones are Crafty, Deep Thought, Exchess, Gaviota, Junior, MChess, Neurochess, Romichess and Tao.

Zillions of Games is a General Game Playing system that plays chess, but it doesn't have any learning features.

The Association for Advancement of Artificial Intelligence holds a General Game Playing competition every year at its annual conference. All of the programs could theoretically play chess. I don't think the GGP competitions have ever included a chess event however. The authors of Maligne (University of Alberta) have written a paper on feature learning.

Zillions of Games is a General Game Playing system that plays chess. It was perhaps designed with chess specifically in mind, but in order for the program to play a game, you must first load a zdf file which specifies how the pieces move and what the goal is. It can also play checkers, go, shogi, etc.

In the context of chess engines, the word "learning" refers to the engine adapting its opening book (book leaning) or evaluation (automated tuning) based on its results. Many engines learn in this sense, eg. Crafty, Deep Thought, Exchess, Gaviota, Junior, MChess, Neurochess, Romichess or Tao.