Depth of 4 with move ordering --> https://lichess.org/LP8lFEt0
Random ai chessgame generator

Now with AI depth of 5 with move ordering --> https://lichess.org/YXTjhe89#79

improved version at https://colab.research.google.com/drive/10kVqCS56k3NzcUfD2zXmglGDT8cxQ-PI?usp=sharing
Here is one of its best games

Here is one of its best games ran in another google colab (improved) which lasted for 1h 20 min because it didn't know how to checkmate for a while in the endgame

Created a python script on google colab to pair 2 chess ai at a depth of 1 to generate chess games quickly: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1k90rzJLMGGOY-svVazZTLiplJBuqX8hI?usp=sharing
That game was painful. Interesting idea. What AI are you using?

Just created one using minimax and evaluates positions only with piece value
Ahhh... so you've developed the engine?

Yep, it's not good though 😔
It depends how you define good. It may not be a strong chess engine and play at 3000 ELO… but I thinks it’s a great experiment to demonstrate how engines evaluate positions.
You created something very cool. I’m reviewing the source code now too.

Here's one of my projects. https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-equipment/picochess-next-generation. I didn't develop the engine... just the guy and case.
Created a python script on google colab to pair 2 chess ai at a depth of 1 to generate chess games quickly: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1k90rzJLMGGOY-svVazZTLiplJBuqX8hI?usp=sharing
Here is one of its games: