No. Not in the long run.
stocfish-12 vs alphazero

That said, Alphazero is not an ongoing project and google doesn’t devote resources to its development. Chess for them was just a proof of concept and no more and they don’t really care about the game. In their eyes, they have nothing to gain.
So the question is sort of irrelevant. If google wanted to, they could easily make the best engine in the world by far, but they don’t have any desire to do so.
Stockfish 11 beat Lc0 in TCEC 18. Lc0 is basicaly A0 on steroids, strength- wise, and then you have Stockfish 12 which is even stronger than Stockfish11. On top of that you have the dev. version of Stockfish which is 20-30 elo stronger than S12, and is currently leading in a match against the latest dev. version of Leela by one point in the TCEC 19 superfinal. So yeah, it's safe to say that Alpha zero would get it's ass whooped in a match against the latest version of Stockfish.

stockfish 15 would kill alphazero 1,000 times in a row before a draw
Would be interesting to see, though it's unlikely they'll revisit.

stockfish 15 would kill alphazero 1,000 times in a row before a draw
AlphaZero's magic was that it was a self-taught, self-learning entity. It reached its pinaccle by only playing itself. It had no other source of knowledge, other than self-play.
It played against itself 44 million times.
Now ... imagine how strong it would be if you had it train against Stockfish an additional 44 million times. Suddenly, it would have this new source of knowledge to build upon: an actual opponent, with a different style of play, to learn and evolve from ...

stockfish 15 would kill alphazero 1,000 times in a row before a draw
Would be interesting to see, though it's unlikely they'll revisit.
Indeed but a big youtube channel could ask thousand to make one game using two tabs

stockfish 15 would kill alphazero 1,000 times in a row before a draw
I mean .... alphazero .... Bro was bullying stockfish then.

For anyone interested, the DeepMind team stated that, if they ran the AlphaZero algorithm on modern hardware, it would beat AlphaZero from the past by 100-0 ...
They said this process would continue indefinitely into the future, as long as hardware continues to advance - claiming that the AZ algorithm would perpetually take chess "to the highest levels of knowledge that you can achieve in a domain". (https://www.chess.com/news/view/david-silver-alphazero-reinforcement-learning)
So, looking at the strength of AZ from the past won't give us an accurate picture, as the team declared that AZ will continually play stronger and stronger with each newer iteration.
So ... if you ran AZ today, it would apparently walk all over the previous version of itself with relative ease.

stockfish 15 would kill alphazero 1,000 times in a row before a draw
If you’ve seen the games, AlphaZero DEMOLISHED Stockfish 16 in many games, one in which AlphaZero completely trapped Stockfish’s in the corner

stockfish 15 would kill alphazero 1,000 times in a row before a draw
If you’ve seen the games, AlphaZero DEMOLISHED Stockfish 16 in many games, one in which AlphaZero completely trapped Stockfish’s in the corner
Do you own a time machine?
Stockfish 16 was out at 2023-06-30, while Alphazero has not played any games since early 2017.
If not, then stop claiming FUD.

stockfish 15 would kill alphazero 1,000 times in a row before a draw
I mean .... alphazero .... Bro was bullying stockfish then.
Stockfish 8 (non NNUE) running misconfigured on average hardware. Not such a big deal, actually Stockfish 8 was running below its playing strength on purpose.
do you think that if a fight is conducted between alpha zero and stockfish-12 then stockfish-12 would win?