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

Artificial “General” Intelligence is still science fiction, by Frederic Oru

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

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

Which opening is most often used by AlphaZero? - Chess Forums

AlphaZero really is that good

[D] Deep Mind AI Alpha Zero Sacrifices a Pawn and Cripples Stockfish for the Entire Game : r/MachineLearning

From AlphaZero to MuZero: Transformative Power of AI in Gaming

AlphaZero: Shedding new light on chess, shogi, and Go - Google DeepMind

The future is here – AlphaZero learns chess

100 Best Chess Books of All Time (Updated for 2021)

10 Best books to learn chess for beginners - Nikhil Dixit

The Chess Mind - The Chess Mind Blog - Garry's Choice: A Great Predecessor

Lessons from AlphaZero for Optimal, Model Predictive, and Adaptive Control

AI Taught Itself to Be the Best Chess Player in the World—What's Next? - The Ringer