Top 5 Best Chess Bots In The World

It's 1997, and the world watches in disbelief and amazment as Grandmaster Garry Kasparov, who most argue is the best chess player in history, loses a match against a chess engine. The new era of chess engines has started, changing the game's landscape and ratings forever. These are (currently) the best five:

1.Stockfish: Stockfish is an open-source chess engine that consistently ranks among the best in the world. It employs cutting-edge algorithms and evaluation functions to play at an extremely high level.   

2.Leela Chess Zero (LCZero): LCZero is unique in that it uses a neural network-based approach rather than traditional handcrafted evaluation functions. It learns and improves through self-play, making it a formidable opponent.  

3.AlphaZero: Developed by DeepMind, AlphaZero gained fame for its remarkable performance in chess, surpassing traditional engines with its self-learning capabilities. While not publicly available like Stockfish or LCZero, its performance has been impressive in various research settings.  

4.Komodo: Komodo is a commercially available chess engine known for its strong positional play and tactical awareness. It has consistently been among the top-ranked engines for many years.

5.Houdini: Houdini is another powerful commercial chess engine known for its deep calculations and strong tactical play. It's often used by serious players and analysts for its accuracy and strength.

Important: these rankings may vary depending on the specific tournament conditions, hardware used, and other factors, but these engines have consistently been at the forefront of computer chess.

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