Reconnaissance Blind Chess — ASO

By Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory on AppTrack Ninja.

The Reconnaissance Blind Chess (RBC) variant was invented in 2015 at JHU/APL as an experimentation platform to study artificial intelligence (AI). RBC includes imperfect information, long-term strategy, explicit observations, and very little common knowledge between opponents. In the RBC variant, the opponents cannot see each other’s pieces but can learn about them through private, explicit sensing actions. In unranked RBC games, the player plays with a guest account. They choose their opponent from a list of available bots and select their color (white or black). An unranked RBC game will no…

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