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Wonderful observation by @rygorous. Given checkmate positions, is there a (two-player co-operative) game you can give that, when time-reversed, gives rise to plausible adversarial ordinary chess games?https://twitter.com/rygorous/status/1157676103978213377 …
For instance, it seems plausible that there might be a sense in which two mini-max agents, when time-reversed, are playing some interesting.
It seems unlikely that reversed play could arise from competitive rules given that all instances of it end in the same position.
They may not be competitive rules. They may be co-operative.
They’re trying to minimize how much each of their reverse moves improve their chess position, but I take it that’s not “interesting” :)
Would it really be mini-max agents? They’re going for the same goal. It’s not like they’re actually playing a game in reverse. They don’t have enough information. They’re both trying to correctly reset the board. Particularly tricky could be uncapturing a piece.
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